Aren't these type of things one of the reasons for an editor?

Perhaps, but how many editors are aware of it?

I wonder who's picured on the 1,000 dollar bill. Was it Grover Cleveland, or was his picture on the 500 dollar bill?

Ken V.

:p PTBPTBPTBPTB!

Ken V.

[INDENT] These notes are legal tender and may be found in circulation today; however, most are probably in the hands of collectors."[/INDENT]

GHOD! Imagine having a one, five, or ten thousand dollar bill in your coin and currency collection!

Ken V.

I WOULD be VERY wary of taking them, probably wouldn't take them.

Sure you would Jim. You would then immediately turn around and sell them to currency collectors . . . probably at considerably more than face value.

You could say that you found them hidden away in grandad's old steamer trunk.

Ken V.

In the 11th novel, Jack has to stop the Dormentalists from getting Park Place.

Good thing I covered my keyboard with Saran Wrap!

Ken V.

Monopoly is also a tool of the Otherness.

Blake

I can believe that; I hate that game.

Off topic I know, but I know Paige is a fellow Gaiman fan and if she wasn't already aware I wanted to inform her that he has a new collection of short stories that was just published: Fragile Things: Short Fiction and Wonder.

Thanks Scott

Do you know if it came out all ready?

Thanks Scott

Do you know if it came out all ready?

Yes it is. On another note, I also saw that there is a compilation CD, Where Is Neil When You Need Him?, performed by musicians who've written songs inspired by his works. I honestly hadn't even heard of most of them, but I think the concept is interesting and it does include a booklet illustrated my Dave McKean.

Perhaps, but how many editors are aware of it?

I wonder who's picured on the 1,000 dollar bill. Was it Grover Cleveland, or was his picture on the 500 dollar bill?

Ken V.

You are correct, Sir. It is Grover Cleveland. See link for picture.

http://usrarecurrency.com/WebPgFl/C00015...15446A.jpg