As much as I like Jack...

Paul R 06-25-2006, 07:10 AM

I love the Jack books and I love the fact that there are going to be some YA Jack books but.... is there anything else in the pipeline? I know Aftershock & Others is coming soon (next year?) and there's a Keep graphic novel (which hopefully will be available to us Sunny England residents) but what else is there to look forward to? More medical thrillers? More all-out horror? Sci-fi? I know I'm being greedy, but some of my favourites aren't even Jack books - Black Wind, Deep As The Marrow - but don't get me wrong, I love Jack too! Big Grin

So, get your finger out FPW, and write some more books!!! Big Grin

Or at least give us a hint as to what's on the horizon.

Paul R, being greedy... and he knows it!

Kenji 06-25-2006, 07:44 AM

Paul R Wrote:I love the Jack books and I love the fact that there are going to be some YA Jack books but.... is there anything else in the pipeline? I know Aftershock & Others is coming soon (next year?) and there's a Keep graphic novel (which hopefully will be available to us Sunny England residents) but what else is there to look forward to? More medical thrillers? More all-out horror? Sci-fi? I know I'm being greedy, but some of my favourites aren't even Jack books - Black Wind, Deep As The Marrow - but don't get me wrong, I love Jack too!
So, get your finger out FPW, and write some more books!!! Or at least give us a hint as to what's on the horizon.

Paul R, being greedy... and he knows it!

Paul R, I agree with you. I think everybody agree with you. If it's possible, I want to read RJ series at least 20 years. Big Grin

Well, but.....sooner or later, Jack will get into (revised)NightWorld.

On the other hand, I want to read new series. But for now, I'm looking forward to next RJ novels.

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Amon 06-25-2006, 10:25 PM

Wouldn't mind seeing a sequel (or prequel) to Sims. That was a damn good novel.

webby 06-26-2006, 12:19 AM

Amon Wrote:Wouldn't mind seeing a sequel (or prequel) to Sims. That was a damn good novel.

Heck, yeah! I'm re-reading it right now and loving every minute of it. So far, Sims is my favorite non-Jack, non-Adversary Cycle FPW novel.

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Kenji 06-26-2006, 08:55 AM

My favorite one is Black Wind. I wish sequel of Black Wind. I think Kakureta Kao(Hidden Face) is still alive in somewhere.......

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Terry Willacker 06-26-2006, 12:43 PM

Black Wind is my favorite also. Then, among non-Jacks, maybe Midnight Mass. it has been a while since I read the others, though.

Bluesman Mike Lindner 06-26-2006, 12:47 PM

Kenji Wrote:My favorite one is Black Wind. I wish sequel of Black Wind. I think Kakureta Kao(Hidden Face) is still alive in somewhere.......

Let's not forget THE CHRISTMAS THINGY.

Jay #1 06-26-2006, 01:19 PM

I liked Dydeetown myself. Haven't found out if there's a hardback version, but am happy with the paperback

Bluesman Mike Lindner 06-26-2006, 01:32 PM

Jay #1 Wrote:I liked Dydeetown myself. Haven't found out if there's a hardback version, but am happy with the paperback

Yeah! Heart-moving story with great cover art as a bonus.

Kenji 06-27-2006, 10:25 AM

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Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Let's not forget THE CHRISTMAS THINGY.

Oh! I haven't read "THE CHRISTMAS THINGY" yet........ Sad

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