I'm reading "The Soft and Others," and, naturally, it's great and I'm loving it.

I have a question. I've read "To Fill the Sea and Air" somewhere else. Where? I can't figure it out. Anybody have a clue? :confused:

I loved it! Those stories were so awesome. Some of them gave me the creeps! Great!

About six weeks ago, Marc sent to me FPW's books. And, last night, finally I got those books. Those are not ordinary books, those are all signed books!

What a wonderful presents! AC, The Tomb, Sibs, Implant, The Select, Dydeetown World, The Touch. All signed books! I feel those are like a dream! No, it's not dream. It's reality!

I wanna say thanks to Marc, Lisa, Susan. Thanks for a lot of books.

Thank you, FPW. Thanks for wonderful novels and signs.

I found out it from apple.com....The Amityville Horror remake ver. Check this link, and see the trailer. Tell me your thoughts.

My thoughts?......It's sounds interesting. But I think it's not better than original. In any movies, original is best. Good example is "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"


http://www.apple.com/trailers/mgm/the_am...le_horror/

Hi, I'm very new here. I was wondering if someone would tell me what order the books should be read or direct me to the proper thread? Thank very much.

Lisa

Scott Miller Wrote:I read it to a 3rd grade class last year with great results; they LOVED it. I just attended my son's parent/teacher conference and I received permission to read it to his class around Christmas time, so I'll be practicing as well. My English accent is wildly inconsistent.

I just got back from a stirring performance (my own) of The Christmas Thingy for my son's class and they were entranced, most of them anyhow. Great fun.

It's available on Ebay right now. Auction ends in about 30 minutes. It's currently going for about $580.

Added: My bad. It's a Buy Now auction.

Sam Wrote:The Brotherhood of the Wolf when de Fronsac seeks vengeance at the hideout.

Sam! This is the first time I've seen any reference to "Brotherhood of the Wolf." I saw it 3 times in the theater, and now I own the DVD. I LOVED THIS MOVIE!!!

Seeing it 3 times in a NYC theater means spending over $30 bucks, just on the movie! Forget refreshments!

PS I'm a purist at the movies. I don't eat or drink anything while in the theater. I don't want to be distracted from what's on screen.

Crisscross, Friday, Chapter 1 (page 248 in my hardcover edition). Luther Brady says "He and his corrupted PX...". What's a PX? Couldn't find this acronym in the Dormentalism initials "cheat sheet" in the first Monday's Chapter 3 (and I don't remember running into it before, not that my memory is that great).

SPOILER ALERT (I THINK)

Hi, I need the forum's help. I was working on the Compendium today and have hit a "block". Before I tell you what it is, I want to tell you: I am no where near home (and won't be anytime soon) and have no access to any FPW books and am only working off my notes.

I was working on some loose-end notes for "Conspiracies" which led me to a few things for "All the Rage", which led me to my "block". I'll probably slap my head, turned read-faced and think "Of course" once I get the answer form you guys, but here goes........

What novel, short story, novella did the sideshow boss Prather (ie Oz) and his troupe first appear (other than "All the Rage")?

I know, I know........but it's driving me mad.....

PS--Once I get the answer, could one of the moderators please stick this under the collection point thread? Thanks