jimbow8 Wrote:That explains a lot!
Jim (just had to get that little jab in)
Och, yer a hard mon, Jimbo...and it willna bring ya mooch look...
gdthoms Wrote:Having just finished Midnight Mass I am curious as to whether FPW has any plans to continue on with this little saga.
Haven't finished yet but I'm zooming through it (I'm a slow reader, I've had it for four days now). I've got 60 pages left. Should finish tonight. But the story line so far is really good.
There was once a man who was all obsessed with the strangest things. Like Nestle Quik, original cdr's and Afro-sheen. He built himself his dome, never left his home, decided life is much better when you're on your own. You might not want my opinion, but he coulda been on to something good.
Josh
I just received my copy (#65 of 75) of the signed, limited, red leather-bound 1990 edition of the novella Midnight Mass.
http://www.northernindianacriminaldefense.com
"I don't always carry a pistol, but when I do, I prefer an East German Makarov"
Biggles Wrote:I just received my copy (#65 of 75) of the signed, limited, red leather-bound 1990 edition of the novella Midnight Mass.
If you don't mind my prying... how much did it cost?
BTW I've got #37.
Scott Hajek
[i]"A beer right now would sound good, but I'd rather drink one than listen to it."[/i]
Scott Hajek Wrote:If you don't mind my prying... how much did it cost?
BTW I've got #37.
$88.50 (including shipping). I also have one of the Easton Press first editions of Dydeetown World. And I just finished reading a very nice copy of the April 1971 Analog with Higher Centers. I have recently acquired the hardcover firsts of the 3 LaNague books and the limited numbered slipcased Dark Harvest edition of Sibs too.
http://www.northernindianacriminaldefense.com
"I don't always carry a pistol, but when I do, I prefer an East German Makarov"