Bought a bunch of the paperbacks to hand out to Those Who Have Not Yet Seen The Light, but I wonder--I can see how =two= can collaborate on a yarn, but =four=? How did dat woik? Did youze guys e-mail it aroun' wit each writer choosin' de fourth woid? :confused:

Or Holiday Movies, if ya wanna be PC. So, what are yours?
Most of my faves are the cartoons....The Grinch, of course (the original!)
-Charlie Brown Christmas
-I LOVE Mickey's once upon a Christmas (with Mickey's Christmas Carol)
-Miracle on 34th street
Now that I've started this thread, I can't think of more......

(Read carefully or you miss me -- or simply go to the penultimate paragraph)

http://www.slate.com/id/2131368/

I started reading FPW's books this year and I have become a RJ addict. I absolutely love him!! I'm currently reading the Adversary cycle but am going to read Gateways next in the RJ series. I can't wait to get back to that series! I just registered today and I love this website and can't wait to learn more

I got my first conversion. I gave my girlfriend a copy of The Tomb a couple of months ago. She is getting ready to start reading Gateways. Im so proud. Just this morning she joined the forum. I have created another FPW junkie, and proud of it. .

Does anyone know about "The Black Spiral"? I stumbled on this short story collection completely by accident. And what do I see? F. Paul Wilson is one of the authors. But I can't find a list of story titles.

Does anyone know what story this is?

Jason

Im not much into Vampire novels. At the same time, I still find myself wanting to get Midnight Mass just because its a FPW novel. Since Im not a vamp fan is it worth reading? :confused:

Help, I missed the first 15 minutes of LOST! I'm lost. I don't know what happened before Jack and Locke ran in to the hatch with only a couple of seconds on the timer.

WHAT HAPPENED?

I passed a brownstone window yesterday that made me do a double take. It was right out of "A Christmas Story." Smack in the middle of the first floor window was the one-legged lamp with fishnet stockings and tassled shade. How fabulous is that!

I piled up the kidddos to see Wallace and Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit last night and it was grate. It is full of the WG zany inventions, superb visuals, wonderful homages and tons of humor, both juvenile and adult-like all the best children's movies. Both of my thumbs are enthusiastically up.

Oh, and the bread and butter of all werewolf flicks, the transformation scene, is spectacular.