tehuti Wrote:I had a similar introduction to FPW recently. I just started a new job a few weeks ago and a Crown Books outlet is walking distance from the office. I was in there at lunch time the other day looking for a book to read on my lunch hours when I discovered Conspiracies. It was the only book in the whole place that sounded even remotely interesting. Suffice to say after a chapter or two I was hooked!
It's funny that I just now stumbled upon this author's work because I have been a big fan of Robert Anton Wilson's work since the early 80s and I always see FPW titles when I look for something by RAW. But I never considered picking any of them up until now. And it turns out that I really like the Repairman Jack character.
So, yes, I'm late to the party. But all that means is I have plenty of catching up to do.
Keith the Elder Wrote:Welcome to the board, tehuti.
I kind of envy you because you have so much great reading ahead without having to wait for a new book to come out. Enjoy.
How are you at Haiku? Join us on said thread, won't you?
keith the elder
eddieo396 Wrote:hi fellow members i recently discovered fpw while book browsing at borders. I picked up the Tomb and it blew me away. Since then i havnt stopped reading his books they are great.
Dr. Trilobite Wrote:Legacies was my first. I read it on vacation and thought it was pretty alright. It stuck with me so I bought Conspiracies, devoured it, and bought All the Rage through Crisscross the next day.