trade paperback edition signed by me only (Sarah is in London)

http://www.repairmanjack.com/store/index...duct_id=54

i know i started a thread about this back in the summer, but i figured id try again. im still looking for a copy of the hardcover gauntlet press edition of the haunted air. if some of you remember, i happened to pay a real good price for what turned out to be the AC copy of the gauntlet haunted air, which pisses me off a bit because it wasnt cheap and my collection is still not complete. i came across one fellow FPW/RJ fan with an extra copy but never heard any further about selling/trading with me. i figure its worth a try to ask again, so if anyone happens to have an extra copy or a copy they are not in need of anymore, for a reasonable price i will buy for sure. i also have many, many FPW books in all different editions, and also an extra copy of a whispers press edition of THE TOMB as well as many other rare/limited copies. thanks for checking this out and hopefully i get lucky!!!

I was watching the restored "THE DEVIL RIDES OUT", from the book by Dennis Wheatley and screenplay by Richard Matheson. Anyone have a favorite film based on a writer. Speaking of Matheson, I look forward to the day someone gives us a gritty, as seen in the novel, screen version of "HELL HOUSE" that RM wrote!

Just wondering if anyone had anymore info on the release or preorder details for the compendium. I haven't seen anything but I don't want to miss out! Thank you!!

US: http://tinyurl.com/kbzrtap

UK: http://tinyurl.com/kjhzevl

I'll have signed copies available in the store very soon

I saw “The Keep” come up in my TV schedule and recorded it. I watched it today. I must say I’m glad I read the book before seeing the movie. The village seemed smaller then I imagined it.
Being a fan, I’m glad I watched the movie.

Today I saw "Odd Thomas" in a theatre. Yes it is. It's a movie! :thumb:

I read Odd Thomas written by Dean Koontz. I really REALLY loved it! So I was looking forward to this movie.

Anton Yelchin as Odd Thomas. He's not bad. Actually I can see now next Odd Thomas movie by him. If Somers make a sequel. At first I worried about Odd Thomas movie directed by Stephen Sommers. But now I feel relief. It was good adaptation.

One thing I couldn't appraise part was Elvis the ghost. He was......oh, no!

Hi folks,
new member here (obviously)

looks like a slow forum, if this is the first new post thread in 2014??

i was just wondering what you guys thought of the character Weezy

she had so much potential, so much time spent study the Compendium of Srem, only to achieve nothing.

@ 'the man' fpw - i had emailed you and was very pleased to receive your reply, thanks!
so i guess there is no need for another reply from you here on the same subject, cheers

12/1 - A free story for the holidays. If you know someone who's never read Repairman Jack, this is a great place to start. If you've read LEGACIES, you've read this - but you might want to revisit. https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/385070

12/2 - FYI for interested masochists: The full letter-box version of "The Keep" on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMYExzEOmic

12/3 - THE AUTHOR IS THE LAST TO KNOW: no one told me this was on audio. A real change-of-pace novel for me. http://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/The-Fi...B00FFGE59Q

12/4 - An amazing, moving video about heroic paternal love during the zombie apocalypse. Well worth 7 minutes of your time: http://vimeo.com/56629974

12/5 - This is what an underwater gunshot looks like. pic.twitter.com/sZQf9umubb

12/8 - Has anyone else seen "Get a Horse" - a new Mickey Mouse cartoon running shown before "Frozen." It's a brilliant mix of 1930s 2D and 21st century 3D that has some genuine laughs.

12/9 - Country acapella. This act blew me away. That's not a Fender bass, THAT'S A GUY'S VOICE! (need a subwoofer for full appreciation) http://www.nbc.com/sing-off/video/home-f...se/n44045/

12/10 - Godzilla trailer. I love the halo drop that opens the clip - beautifully done: http://www.wired.com/underwire/2013/12/f...r-trailer/

12/10 - sent off copies of A NECESSARY END by Sarah Pinborough and me to Penn & Teller. Why? We dedicated it to them.

12/11 - Interviewed by Terry Ambrose: http://terryambrose.com/2013/12/behind-t...ul-wilson/

12/12 - Heading for NOLA soon for Heather Graham's Writers for New Orleans conference.

12/13 - Another interview - this one bilingual in Italian and English http://wwwwelcometonocturnia.blogspot.it...pleta.html

12/14 - NOLA: lunch at the Redfish Grill with David Morrell, Gregg Hurwitz, Jonathan Maberry, and Laura Morrigan. Delish.

12/14 - A rainy afternoon in NOLA. My room overlooks Royal Street and there's a guy in a doorway four floors below playing blues slide on an electric guitar. As Joni Mitchell would say, Playing Real Good for Free.

12/14 - Why are Jonathan Maberry and I smiling? We're at Erin Rose in NOLA and those are Irish car bombs before us. (the third is for Gregg Hurwitz who took the photo) https://twitter.com/GreggHurwitz/status/...45/photo/1

12/17 - Mmmm. A Cthuken. Tasty! https://twitter.com/damana/status/412528...32/photo/1

12/18 - "The Widow Lindley" remains #1 (for the moment) on the Kindle Worlds: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense list: http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/dig...e_1_3_last

12/19 - Did my annual "The Christmas Thingy" reading to a 4th grade in Little Silver today. Great audience.

12/20 - Wandered through Gia's neighborhood today - just for the hell of it. http://tinyurl.com/kora2o9

12/20 - Shia LaBeouf: The man without an original thought - This is a riot! Even his apologies are plagiarized. http://www.buzzfeed.com/jordanzakarin/sh...omic-books

12/21 - Review from a first-time reader. Wow http://zcreed.wordpress.com/2013/12/18/b...aulwilson/

12/22 - I have the best readers. On my tour stop at Dark Delicacies last month I signed a copy of an anthology called HORRORSCOPE. It contained my "Menage a Trois" and I mentioned that I hadn't seen it before. The reader, Monte Christiansen, offered it to me but I refused. Didn't seem right to take a collector's book. Well, yesterday an envelope arrives containing a copy of HORRORSCOPE - Monte had found an extra and sent it. How cool is that?

12/22 - Proofing galleys for the SIBS trade paperback. It's sooo 90s NYC with smoking in restaurants and the Oak Bar at the Plaza and VHS and VH-1. But updating it would be like tinkering with a house of cards. Best to leave it be.

12/24 - now THIS is a Christmas card https://twitter.com/SHQtallahassee/statu...36/photo/1

12/26 - borrowed from Pee-wee Herman (couldn't resist) https://twitter.com/peeweeherman/status/...37/photo/1

12/27 - Love the new cover for SIBS http://tinyurl.com/mzyvtsj

12/28 - for the moment MIDNIGHT SYMPHONY (9 novellas for 99 cents for the next 2 weeks) Includes the original "Midnight Mass" novella: http://tinyurl.com/lqpav9q
12/29 - "Journey to the West" looks so crazy it goes on my must-see list http://www.hulu.com/watch/575270

12/30 - Odd inventions. (I have #8, btw -- super for watching TV in bed.) http://pic.twitter.com.bo/18bh6vj

12/31 - my 2013 publishing scene in review. Not bad. http://www.repairmanjack.com/forum/showt...-in-review

A year of collaborations. If you consider “The Dead World” as a collaboration with Edgar Rice Burroughs and “The Widow Lindley” as a collab with Blake Crouch, then DARK CITY was the only 2013 fiction that was pure me.

NEW FICTION:

THE PROTEUS CURE (a medical thriller with Tracy Carbone) http://tinyurl.com/l4l8mvp

DARK CITY - the second entry in the Repairman Jack Early Years Trilogy
signed limited 1[SUP]st[/SUP] edition from Gauntlet Press www.gauntletpress.com
trade and ebook editions:
Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/lzn6wk8
B&N: http://tinyurl.com/o9wnavn
Independent: http://tinyurl.com/lj848kk
Overseas Kindle: http://tinyurl.com/ltswzkg (par example)

"The Dead World" - a Pellucidar novelette in WORLDS OF EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS (Baen) http://tinyurl.com/pewmyz8

“The Widow Lindley” - a WAYWARD PINES Kindle Worlds novelette http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00G2DZEQY

A NECESSARY END (with Sara Pinborough)
Hardcover (sold out)
Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HJU903W
Nook: http://tinyurl.com/kbfev3m
Trade paperback in January


REPRINTS:

"Bob Dylan, Troy Jonson, and the Speed Queen" in DARK DISCOVERIES

CALLING DR. DEATH (medical thriller omnibus) - http://tinyurl.com/bjnnw3c

THE COMPLETE LaNAGUE (SF omnibus) - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BH2KO2O

“Anna” in HAUNTINGS

COLD CITY - the mass market paperback of the first novel of the Repairman Jack Early Years Trilogy http://tinyurl.com/l2uvapy

"The Years the Music Died" – in MISTER OCTOBER (Vol. 1)

“Midnight Mass” (the novella) in MIDNIGHT SYMPHONY (ebook only)

Editor: THE HOGBEN CHRONICLES http://borderlandspress.com/hbc.html

The entire Repairman Jack series released in audio for the first time.