I stopped by my local Borders yesterday, made my way to the horror section and was pleasantly surprised to see that a staffer had selected FPW as a recommendation. They provide a little tag and this one read "Repairman Jack Rocks! The Tomb is the first book in the series." I'm going to see if I can figure out who it is.

I stopped by my local Borders yesterday, made my way to the horror section and was pleasantly surprised to see that a staffer had selected FPW as a recommendation. They provide a little tag and this one read "Repairman Jack Rocks! The Tomb is the first book in the series." I'm going to see if I can figure out who it is.

Give him/her a pat on the back for me.

Ken V.

Give him/her a pat on the back for me.

Ken V.

And for me.

Give him/her a pat on the back for me.

Ken V.

And for me.

If I'm successful I sure will.

This got me thinking of the release of the revised Nightworld; will it be advertised as an RJ book? I can imagine that people who have only read the RJ books being confused at the other cast members in it.

If I'm successful I sure will.

This got me thinking of the release of the revised Nightworld; will it be advertised as an RJ book? I can imagine that people who have only read the RJ books being confused at the other cast members in it.

Hell, if you're gonna be beating up on the poor guy anyways, hit him once for me too.

I hope FPW reads this, though I'm not at all sure what he could do about it, but the last time I saw one of his books on the shelf in a UK bookshop it was The Tomb. Never seen one since that was published and the only other one I ever saw was The keep. Needless to say (!) I bought both of them but just assumed he had stopped writing or something until I went to the USA and, in a Chicago airport shop, found a whole shelf of the books!It says something for his skill as an author that after all that time I actually remembered him and I bought All The Rage.

Since then I have bought most everything published (certainly all the RJ and Adversary ones) but always on-line. It does strike me that a shed load of UK sales must be missed just because the average book-browser in a shop doesnt see the books. I find Amazon and the rest a rubbish way of buying if you don't already know what you want, I like to pick up a book and leaf through a few pages before buying, or not as the case may be.

I hope FPW reads this, though I'm not at all sure what he could do about it, but the last time I saw one of his books on the shelf in a UK bookshop it was The Tomb. Never seen one since that was published and the only other one I ever saw was The keep. Needless to say (!) I bought both of them but just assumed he had stopped writing or something until I went to the USA and, in a Chicago airport shop, found a whole shelf of the books!It says something for his skill as an author that after all that time I actually remembered him and I bought All The Rage.

Since then I have bought most everything published (certainly all the RJ and Adversary ones) but always on-line. It does strike me that a shed load of UK sales must be missed just because the average book-browser in a shop doesnt see the books. I find Amazon and the rest a rubbish way of buying if you don't already know what you want, I like to pick up a book and leaf through a few pages before buying, or not as the case may be.

That happened to me in reverse..almost..when I first started reading David Gemmel years ago, found Legend here in the states and then could never find another book by him until I was visiting the UK and then I found a whole shelf of his books. Bought everything I could find. Now though I can find his stuff in any US bookstore.

I stopped by my local Borders yesterday, made my way to the horror section and was pleasantly surprised to see that a staffer had selected FPW as a recommendation. They provide a little tag and this one read "Repairman Jack Rocks! The Tomb is the first book in the series." I'm going to see if I can figure out who it is.

Borders is, as all know, owned and run by alien cannibals.

Much better, my brother, is to go to your local B&N, ask for the manager, put your gutting knife to his/her throat and ask sweetly, "Why no Paul Wilson?"

You will get results, Scott. I guarantee it.

That happened to me in reverse..almost..when I first started reading David Gemmel years ago, found Legend here in the states and then could never find another book by him until I was visiting the UK and then I found a whole shelf of his books. Bought everything I could find. Now though I can find his stuff in any US bookstore.

Legend, one of my all-time favourites. Strangely I have never got around to reading anything else by him. Just struck me (reading your bit) how dumb that is! Must get on it soon.

Legend, one of my all-time favourites. Strangely I have never got around to reading anything else by him. Just struck me (reading your bit) how dumb that is! Must get on it soon.

Dadburnit, Peter, your words are wise.

But life is short, and destractions abound.

One of my favorite sf writers, Poul Anderson, said, in an interview, "I haven't read all of Aristotle yet!"

No shame there, Poul.

Not you and maybe a million.