cobalt79 Wrote:Good news!!! Mat sent me an e-mail and I've changed my info. So I think I'll get my books with no problem. Can ya hear the HUGE sigh of relief?..........I didn't sleep well last night just thinking about NOT HAVING my copy of Bloodline and the new Peabody Oz books!!
Fantastic, Matt has got run the best bookshop in the world
He has managed to get me a copy of Gods of the Razor limited by Joe R Lansdale
Everywhere else I tried was sold out including publisher. Not listed on Shocklines, so I dropped Matt an e-mail and he has secured me a copy
The artist formally known as Britfan
Britfan Wrote:Fantastic, Matt has got run the best bookshop in the worldI know! Thank the stars for great people and a company you can depend upon!
He has managed to get me a copy of Gods of the Razor limited by Joe R Lansdale
Everywhere else I tried was sold out including publisher. Not listed on Shocklines, so I dropped Matt an e-mail and he has secured me a copy
EWMAN
WGB Wrote:WOW!!!!!!!! Another fantastic book! I would love to say more, but I wont. Y'all hurry up and read it so we can talk about it!
=What= a chapter in the Jack saga! Two thumbs (and the vestigial) up, and a wink of the 3rd eye for Paul on this one! I read it straight through--with a break for work, and I really was tempted to call out. And even a couple of typos, to keep with tradition! There was one tiny factual error on Jack's part, though. One about NY geography.
I haven't posted on here in a long, long time, but seeing as how I've recieved and read Bloodline, I had to. It was a great read; I blew through it in two days. There's a lot of stuff I'd love to discuss, but I'll wait till more people have finished.
You can always count on F. Paul Wilson to keep up such consistent quality in his work. I'll definitely be sad when the RJ saga comes to an end (though hopefully he's still got a couple more in him).
Keep up the good work.
You can always count on F. Paul Wilson to keep up such consistent quality in his work. I'll definitely be sad when the RJ saga comes to an end (though hopefully he's still got a couple more in him).
Keep up the good work.
Amon Wrote:I haven't posted on here in a long, long time, but seeing as how I've recieved and read Bloodline, I had to. It was a great read; I blew through it in two days. There's a lot of stuff I'd love to discuss, but I'll wait till more people have finished.
You can always count on F. Paul Wilson to keep up such consistent quality in his work. I'll definitely be sad when the RJ saga comes to an end (though hopefully he's still got a couple more in him).
Keep up the good work.
I HOPE WILSON WILL KEEP UP HIS GOOD WORK, AS YOU PHRASE IT, AMON. THE INTEREST GENERATED CREATES ENERGY, AND ENERGY IS ALWAYS USEFUL.--DR. ROMA
Just finished it myself - I really enjoyed it. I look forward to the upcoming discussion(s)!
MarcC.
MarcC.
Amon Wrote:I really liked all the little Easter Eggs as they call them that were slipped into the book. And the ending was clever.
Problem is, I read it so fast that now I'm already yearning for the next book which is probably a long way off.
That's ALWAYS the problem!
On the other hand, I recently went back and re-read Legacies and will proceed forward from there. It's nice to have a bunch ahead to reread!
Sourdoughs Wrote:That's ALWAYS the problem!
On the other hand, I recently went back and re-read Legacies and will proceed forward from there. It's nice to have a bunch ahead to reread!
Actually, I just finally got around to ordering the updated version of Nightworld. I'll have that to chew on till the next RJ book.