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Thanks Brice. I had a really hard time finding that online for some reason. Couldn't seem to come up with the right search tags.

Is there a pic of him?
I have never seen it.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, there's one that's in the "this haze of green and gold" section if I'm not mistaken. Its been a while for me, and my books are buried...

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Perfect.[/QUOTE]

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I looked and looked, but couldn't find one online. The picture I was thinking of is actually in DT 7, but I don't have a scanner. I'll figure out a way,...

The more I read and think about it, the less it appeals to me. I need to find that picture of him in SOS and write "metafiction fail" underneath.

Me too Jean. :couple:.

I couldn't disagree more, but I don't want to restate my position ad nauseum. There's a reason that some find it jarring, and it isn't insignificant that King himself felt the desire to provide a...

Weak and ordinary doesn't change the fact that he was there... why would one talk about himself in such epic fiction book? Even the minor mentioning of authors name in the story would be silly and...

hmm... so you didn't think king putting himself into the story was a bad idea?[/QUOTE]

Scroll back my friend. I hated the idea and have been vocal about it. A few others weren't so keen on it...

agnosticism challenges connonicity
agngokthcism challencges conagg... you're right Cozener.

Seriously Jean? I thought you of all people would understand the Marcion reference as being completely ridiculous and over the top hyperbole. Athanasius is one of my heroes and I regard his Easter...

Not if you rip out certain passages with a box cutter.

What is a Ves Ka?

What is this thread about? What does SOS stand for?

As Marcion did with the Old Testament during the pre-Nicene period, I have opted to take Song of Susannah out of my personal Dark Tower cannon. I will no longer refer to it, because it doesn't exist.

I still don't like his presence in the book for the aforementioned reasons, but now I have a new one: why does Gan need a ves ka gan? CK, Monte, and I are wrestling with this and it seems to me that...

How many times have you read Song of Susannah? Why I'm wondering is because I've heard from folk who didn't like it at first or found it " very jarring" like you put it, got to understand and even...

Well, we certainly agree on that note.:lol:

He pulled it off for some. Apparently everybody but me.

I appreciate the kind tone T. I love the concept idealogically, but again, it hurt what was going on inside my head when it came to the narrative.

Light sabers and sneetches? Seriously?