Gypsy Wrote:Yes and Yes, got to agree. Was already going into withdrawals just thinking about no more RJ.
The FT's-fixium tremens. A horrible fate awaits us all for sure.
Scott
Jesus died for your sins, get your money's worth. Chad Daniels
I'm looking forward to some more "mundane" fixes. I love the Jack books, but as the "core" story gathers momentum we have seen less of the non otherness fixes.
Time to push the wives books further down the bookcase & open a new shelf for FPW!
Time to push the wives books further down the bookcase & open a new shelf for FPW!
The artist formally known as Britfan
This sucks.
I've been putting off reading Nightworld until you finish the Repairman Jack series, and just when it seems like I will finally be able to make sense of it all, you squeeze in yet another few speedbumps!
:cryin: AARGHH!!! :cryin:
I'm serious, though - is this like the YA books that can be read after knowing how it all ends, or should I really wait with nightworld?
I'm currently on my first re-read of the entire series (so far) ...
I've been putting off reading Nightworld until you finish the Repairman Jack series, and just when it seems like I will finally be able to make sense of it all, you squeeze in yet another few speedbumps!
:cryin: AARGHH!!! :cryin:
I'm serious, though - is this like the YA books that can be read after knowing how it all ends, or should I really wait with nightworld?
I'm currently on my first re-read of the entire series (so far) ...
mores Wrote:This sucks.
I've been putting off reading Nightworld until you finish the Repairman Jack series, and just when it seems like I will finally be able to make sense of it all, you squeeze in yet another few speedbumps!
:cryin: AARGHH!!! :cryin:
I'm serious, though - is this like the YA books that can be read after knowing how it all ends, or should I really wait with nightworld?
I'm currently on my first re-read of the entire series (so far) ...
I think you'll be safe to read Nightworld, mores. These three new novels will be about Jack's early days in New York - long before he ever heard of the Otherness or the Ally.
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Britfan Wrote:I'm looking forward to some more "mundane" fixes. I love the Jack books, but as the "core" story gathers momentum we have seen less of the non otherness fixes.I really miss the random fixes. Legacies and All the Rage were great books for fixes. The [SPOILER]Santa[/SPOILER] scene is one of my favorites of all time, as is the whole [SPOILER]tires/oil/coast gaurd[/SPOILER] fiasco. I am so exited for these books!!!!!!
"Lord, what fools these mortals be"
"The opposite of war isn't peace; it's creation."
You'd think that Killing people would make them like you, but it doesn't! it just makes people dead.
fpw Wrote:It's official. The contract is signed. I'm going to write 3 more RJ novels set in the early 90s, between his arrival in NYC and THE TOMB. He'll develop his relationships with Abe and Julio, make mistakes as he learns the ropes and becomes the guy we meet later on. When they're done, THAT'S IT. You'll know everything I know about Jack and there'll be nothing left to tell.
Thanks Great!! I do have one question though, im reading the secret histories and i remember "the witch" being the lady but i cant remember who Gleaken was, Weird Walt? Can some one help this poor reader?
[COLOR="Purple"]":eek:Inigo Montoya: Who are you?
Man in Black: No one of consequence.
Inigo Montoya: I must know...
Man in Black: Get used to disappointment.
Inigo Montoya: 'kay.[/COLOR]
That would be Old Man Foster.
around when should we be looking for these? 2012? that was the best news ive gotten all week! now i just need to find one of those dark at the end copies on ebay....
Hey, in a hundred years, F. Paul Wilson the fourth will still be writing and talking about "Repairman Jack" for all those people in the future, who will still be enjoying a good story, much like we love to read about Jack the ripper, and "Tombstone" today!
Lexx
Lexx
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