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19 hours ago ago from dfan says
I can't handle scary movies at all, but for some reason scary books are generally fine. This is the third Stephen King novel I've read, after The Shining and The Stand , which seems to cover most people's top two King novels in some permutation. It is immense, at 1100 pages, although that works out to about 500 pages of horror novel and 600 pages of a slice-of-life portrait of what it was like to grow up in the late 1950s in a small ...
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14 hours ago ago from M-BRANE SF
I am re-running this information from a few days ago: There's a hella good pre-order deal for Page Two today. It includes a subscription to the PDF edition of M-Brane SF, and there is also an option to get all that plus a copy of the paperback edition of Things We Are Not. Offer good until 12/24. The pic is of me with the shiny proof copy. Here's the table of contents. These stories are all terrific and should not be missed. Pretty ...
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9 hours ago ago from l i z * b a i l l i e
So as you might know, printing books is expensive. For someone like me, it is rather prohibitively expensive as the cost of printing 1000 copies of a 96-page graphic novel will run me about $2500, which I don't have. Currently I have the first three chapters of my webcomic, Freewheel , all drawn and ready to go. I will have chapters four and five done by March 2010. I would like to collect the first five chapters into a book at that time, so ...
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22 hours ago ago from ruminant
One of the really lovely things about having a foreign partner is that you get to show them all the good stuff you know about and they don't - books, movies, food, landscapes - things which are definately great, but are old hat when around British friends. I bought my fiance a copy of The Beach by Alex Garland on the weekend. It was 50p in a charity shop. I hadn't thought about it in years. It took me back to the time when it seemed every ...
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