According to this website, "The Keep" was available in audiobook format at one point -

The Keep
By F. Paul Wilson; Read by Michael Prichard
10 Cassettes - [UNABRIDGED]
Publisher: Books On Tape
Published: 1983 (OUT OF PRINT)
ISBN: 073660846X

- Does anyone have any idea where I can locate this version, or indeed any audiobooks of "The Keep" (if others were produced) ?


Thanks guys!

Yahoo wants me to verify I'm not a machine. Fair enough. So I enter my name, my password, birthday, and country. But then they ask, enter letter from security image. Huh? I don't see anything like that. Anybody done this, can advise me what the heck I'm missing?

Apparently David Carradine committed suicide in Bangkok. Damn. I liked him a lot.

http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/l...4033.story

FPW was signing ARCs of "Ground Zero" this weekend and there is already one on e-bay. Man these people move fast.

I took my daughter to see Up yesterday without really knowing what it was about beyond that a house with a crotchety old man and a young boy scout floats away with the aid of some helium balloons and neither will you unless you have more info that what I'm about to impart. It is, of course, fabulous looking and one of the more unique stories I've seen in awhile. It's not as funny as most of Pixar's films but there is humor along with plenty of adventure, drama and a touching love story. Not Pixar's best, but I liked it more than either Cars or Ratatouille, so a big thumbs Up from me.

ive read the tomb years ago and am going to start reading the repairman jack series what order should i read them in ?

Norwegian Nazi Zombie Film!

http://www.hulu.com/watch/74985/movie-tr...-dead-snow

This ranks right up there with the upcoming "Pride and Predator" on my have-to-see list.

Ever since NBC announced it would be moving Jay Leno to 10pm weekdays I have been in limbo as to what will be happening to a longtime favorite, Law & Order and Law & Order SVU. So far, I haven't read anything about them moving them up an hour or switching them to USA like they did with the one Law & Order show I don't really care about, Criminal Intent (though with the addition of Jeff Goldblum I'm more interested). I read this Reuters article this morning and it doesn't do anything to illuminate things, though there are a few errors I noticed, like them quoting Jay Leno as saying, "All the research came back that people wanted some comedy and we thought earlier was a good idea...we can do five shows for less money than we can shoot any one of these 10 p.m. dramas." I'm pretty sure Leno didn't say that considering he's not an exec at NBC and wouldn't know the budget for Law & Order. Sure he knows his show is cheaper, but he wouldn't be taking ownership for producing shows he doesn't produce. I hope they move them to USA. A 9pm move would be good, but on USA they could push to be a little edgier and they could save some dough by reducing the season's length by several episodes.

--This just in, crisis averted. Law & Order will be on Fridays at 8, SVU Wednesdays at 9 (why not put the original here?) and Southland, Fridays at 9. Now I'm glad Jay will be on at 10, I can see my shows and still get to bed at a decent time.

Wow...I LOVE how bad this character gets treated...but I went onto wikipedia and searched for Meg Griffin and when they put into print her issues, it made me feel dirty.

I love Family Guy, and no one watching the show should try to take away any social value whatsoever, but just for the sheer horro r of it, read the wiki bio on the character. Horrible. LOL!

Just finished reading Black Wind on Sunday. Quite an enjoyable read. It felt epic in building to the events of WW2. As always, FPW does a wonderful job of putting you as the reader into the head of his characters and you sympathize with them (well, you mostly sypathize).

My only complaint is the inconsistent voice (Frank's perspective is in 1st person while the others are 3rd person limited): it sometimes made for awkward transitions and detracted from the story when I was really getting into the narrative. I'm no writer though; just my opinion as a reader.

FPW Question: Was there a specific reason for this switch in voice?