Dydeetown World - the ebook is now 99 cents. Why you should read this book: http://tinyurl.com/6ggows7

I suppose this is the place to post wacky Youtube stuff.

Here's a cat caught barking like a dog, then changes to meowing when caught.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP3gzee1c...re=feedlik

With the LaNague thread I thought it might be fun to see what everyone thought Paul should work on after the RJ series is done in three more years. Assuming he stays true to not doing any more Jack books those see off he table.

Would you like to see a (limited) prequel series following Glaeken? A new LaNague book, more medical stuff, or something completely original? Vote now and share your thoughts!

(I vote for more LaNague books.)

I just read Dydeetown & The Tery and I have to say they were excellent. I hope the other 3 books are just as good. I didn't know I would like them so much. I mean I love AC and Jack. The medical thrillers I've read are decent, but they are not why Wilson is my favorite author. So I wasn't sure about LaNague, but now I am. They are awesome. Question. How many people have read every book The Man has written.

Is, "The Last Rakosh," an excerpt from "All The Rage," or is it something new that Wilson wrote?

So after telling a coworker that I've never read any of the books or seen any of the movies she brought in the DVDs of the first seven movies for me to watch. I was unimpressed after watching the first one but continued on. The second was better although it was packed with a lot of stuff. I was really impressed with the third one, although there was still a lot going on in the movie. That's where I am now. If they keep getting better I may be going to the theater next month to see the last one.

I ended up getting "Pale Rider" for a fathers day present, and since it was fathers day I watched it. Toward the end of the movie, I said to my dad, how much the ending of "Pale Rider" reminded me of "Shane".

He turned to me and said "That was "Shane".

I don't remember "Shane'" very well, but I do believe he's got a point.

Anyone else notice the similarities?

Got back a little while ago from the Jeffrey Deaver signing. This man is so cool! The bookstore was packed. Probably around 100 people there or so. It was nice to be only 8 & 9 and got out pretty quick. Here's a pic of me with Jeffrey Deaver:

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I'm looking for volunteers to proofread the .pdf of the QUICK FIXES trade paperback. I'll send the file to the first 3 to PM me with an email address. I'm looking for a quick turnaround, so if you can't get to it right away, please don't volunteer.

Tis the season for live music and I got my summer kicked off in fine fashion last night with The March Fourth Marching Band. The are a collective of roughly 20 musicians, 4 stilt walkers/dancers, hula hoopers, and a few burlesque-type dancers who pump as much energy into the crowd as any band I've ever seen. I highly recommend seeing them if you find the following video at all entertaining because while it shows what they do it in no way captures the vibe of being there.

[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m9xN4Z7gUc[/YT]

The video comes from their official site and hat is worth poking around in as well; they are quite an interesting troupe. That is no longer true so here is their official website: http://marchfourthmarchingband.com/

I saw them at a new-to-me venue that was pretty awesome as well; the Mishawanka Ampitheatre is nestled right next to The Poudre River in The Poudre Canyon. The picture doesn't really do it justice but you get the idea. http://www.enditpresents.com/venues.htm

I will be returning on July 9th to see Bob Schneider.

Who is on your list?