Has anyone heard of this story before?
Can you shed any light, Paul?
Dave
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V...90144&rd=1
Can you shed any light, Paul?
Dave
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?V...90144&rd=1
It was published only in the UK in 2004 RRP £12.00. The ebay price is a snip!!
I think it was Kevin Etheridge (Kev The Brit) that first brought it to my attention - I think he even posted it here IIRC.
The story is 10 pages long and is co-written with the editor John B. Ford
Steve
I think it was Kevin Etheridge (Kev The Brit) that first brought it to my attention - I think he even posted it here IIRC.
The story is 10 pages long and is co-written with the editor John B. Ford
Steve
SteveBlack Wrote:The story is 10 pages long and is co-written with the editor John B. Ford
John approached me and asked if I had anything I hadn't finished that he could work on for an anthology. I had this vignette I'd written for a book (it never saw print) to raise funds for animals -- it lasts up to the narrative break on 154. He took it from there; I rewrote what he did, and that was that.
It's in Terror Tales #2.
FPW
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fpw Wrote:
John approached me and asked if I had anything I hadn't finished that he could work on for an anthology. I had this vignette I'd written for a book (it never saw print) to raise funds for animals -- it lasts up to the narrative break on 154. He took it from there; I rewrote what he did, and that was that.
It's in Terror Tales #2.
I just bought it.
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Biggles Wrote:I just bought it.
Why am I not surprised. Stick to your own Ebay Biggles!
Thanks for the responses. Now that you mention it, I do sort of recall some talk of it before.
Dave
Dave Wrote:Why am I not surprised. Stick to your own Ebay Biggles!
Thanks for the responses. Now that you mention it, I do sort of recall some talk of it before.
Dave
It's not the first time I've bought from UK sellers on eBay. It's a good way to find Paul's books that might be less common this side of the pond.
And no, you shouldn't be surprised.
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