I have been a fan for many years and wish to re-read the Adversary Cycle prior to the "final" version of Nightworld being issued.
I read in the newsletter about the re-working of The Touch. How about recently issued versions of The Keep and The Tomb - were there significant changes in them also? How about the upcoming reprinting of Reborn and Reprisal?
Also, I have read previously that Nightworld will have significant revisions when it is re-released. I assume this will be around the time of the last (weeping) RJ novel? Will it's re-release be a paperback or hardcover?

I have not problems supporting one of my favorite authors by re-purchasing his books, but can someone comment on the changes?

Thanks
Steve

Has anyone seen this bizarre thriller? http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0477071/

Yes, "Premonition" is bizarre plot and very complex. It confused me.
What a ending! At that last scene, I shouted in my mind "Oh, you shouldn't! Don't stop his car! Turn back!......Oh no! Ahhhhh!!!....I told you so! " :nono:

Of course, she couldn't listen to my warning.


If you don't like "The Forgotten", you should avoid this.

has BtS only been released in hardcover? I havnt seen paperback anywhere,and if so any idea when a paperback will be releasd?

Was surprised to not see a thread about this yet, was wondering what everybody thought?

I really enjoyed it was going into it thinking it would have been an overhyped movie that was just ok, but it really surprised me and I liked it. The early parts were light and some parts were funny but overall it was sort of a hear warming movie. I would recomend it IMO it was very good. I still want to see The Wrestler and Butten(expecting this to not be that good similar to how i fealt about this movie) but I can understand why this won best picture at a few awards already.

Hi guys/gals
I first read The Keep in 85 and followed the adversary cycle until finished.
Then moved to Dean Koontz until I discovered the RJ books so am back with FPW.
I read The Touch and The Tomb again before I started and am now on By the Sword, almost finished and can't wait for more.

The first issue of the Dark Delicacies comic book (containing my "Part of the Game" and Joe Lansdale's "Dog") was released last week. Covers and excerpts here:

http://www.comicmonsters.com/modules.php...t=9633&f=1

Well I'd about given up on Guy Ritchie after watching the awful Revolver a few months back, but something about his latest, RocknRolla, cried out for me to rent it. It's light years better than Revolver, but not quite as good as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels or Snatch. It features all the low-lifes we've come to expect in a Ritchie film all scammming one another with none of them knowing what the hell is really going on. Hopefully Ritchie can keep on the path and churn out more entertaining movies like this.

thinking of it, it could also be a By the Sword spolier.






You remember that Anya is an übervegan, who eats only what plants decide to discard: fruits and seeds.

In Genesis 1:29, you find And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.

The dietary choice is extended after the Flow with Genesis 9:3: Every creature that lives shall be yours to eat; as with the green grasses, I give you all these. You must not, however, eat flesh with its life-blood in it.

Isn't it time for Anya to get a reprieve too?

Bob May, who operated The Robot in the original Irwin Allen series "Lost in Space" passed away in Lancaster, CA on January 18. He was uncredited on the original series and Dick Tufield supplied the voice.

Even as kids, we knew Lost in Space could be very cheesy, yet we never missed an episode if we could avoid it. The Robot was a very comforting presence in that show. Although we could never figure out why his parents sent Will out alone with Dr. Smith time and again, you knew The Robot would do its best to protect him.

I just thought May should be remembered.

Does anyone remember the name of this movie? People go into a factory and never come out. At the end, there is a mud-like creature in the place. British flick, if memory serves.

AC

P.S. Thanks ahead of time.