Hi Folks. I'm new to the forum and happy to be here. I'm curious about the planned planned edition of NIGHTWORLD in the Borderlands series. FPW, do you plan to have revised the book after all the that's happened in the additional Repairman Jack novels at this point before re-publication?

Midnight Mass arrived today, courtesy of Amazon. As soon as I finish 'Harry And Ida Swap Teeth' I'll hurl myself into it. Oh they joys of a new FPW book! But that's not the only FPW connection to come my way this week. I've booked a guy to come and tune our piano. And he goes by the name of... Paul Wilson! Ha! Dropping the first initial doesn't fool me! I'll have a big stack of books awaiting your signiture - just as long as you tune the piano first!

Does anyone know where I can find a copy of the Tomb in Spanish?

Anyone else addicted to this show? I don't know if it's Jennifer Garner or the twisting plot lines.




Ok, it's Jennifer Garner.

I just finished the book... F Paul Wilson is amazing. I have yet to be dissapointed by anything he has written. I think this book would make a great movie too. now I am off to finish reading Sibs.....

Read this in the newspaper the other day. Seems unlikely, but it was in the paper so it must be true!

'At Pearl Harbor in 1941... more deaths were caused by anaesthetists than by the Japenese.'

I have become so jaded with the horror/thriller releases of the last year or so. Incredibly predictable, anemic acting, all hat no cattle.

Gothika has restored my faith in the "jump out of your skin jesus did you see that oh my god how sick is that" kind of flick.

It exceeded my expectations, which may have been inappropriately lowered due to aforementioned crapola from Hollywood, but I went into it ready to besow the benevolence of my doubt, and WOW! I actually LIKED this one.

Creepy, dark, suspenseful and very well done. I could even get past the "um, wasn't that a little too easy?" parts. I highly recommend it.

As some of you may know I've been in development on a new short film for the last eight months. We're getting close to our shoot days (late May/early June) and currently have a budget of $2300 that we're putting in. Unfortunately, as we roll closer to our shoot days, that amount is starting to look like the absolute bare minimum we'll need. This means we are starting to scramble looking for donations where we can. If you are interested in learning more about Astral Sleep please take a look at the site (http://astralsleep.rpmfilms.com). There you'll learn more about the story, what we're planning, etc. and if you're interested please consider donating. It would be great if we could double our budget by our shoot date.

If you have any questions feel free to post it here, send me a private message here or e-mail me. All my contact information is available in my profile.

Thanks for your time and consideration.

Does anybody know if the paperback versions of the books of the Adversary cycle (except for "The Keep") are still in print? The reason I ask is that I have "The Keep" and "The Tomb" on order, but when I was looking in abebooks.com for "The Touch," "Reborn," and "Reprisal," the prices were bloody outrageous (the cheapest I could find was $18, except for one copy of "Reborn," I think it was). I was hoping to find these three in one bookstore to avoid paying three shipping charges, but I don't want to pay that much for a paperback, either--if I were collecting, okay, but I just want to read the book.

Thanks!

Eric

"Yeah, but now they're bad for me!" -- Bender, Futurama

I was offered passes to a screening Wednesday night. I think I'll go. I met Mike Mignola when he was Artist GoH at NECon a few years back, and like him. Like the comic too. The trailer looks great. I'll report back after I've seen it.