The Omen is a novelization.Originally Posted by MikeDuke
The Omen is a novelization.
Looking for Mister Slaughter S/L #78
I received a copy of Misery Artist Gift Edition the other day and man, the gift edition tag doesn't do this book justice. This is not your father's gift edition by any means. I highly suggest it to anyone who missed out on the S/L or Lettered.
When you receive it. Wash your hands thoroughly, carefully remove the DJ, and feel the quality of this book without wearing gloves. It's an experience unto itself.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Was the movie based off a book, Adam or vise-versa?The Omen is a novelization.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Ahhhhh. Something just clicked in to place for me with the twinkling crucifix. I think I know what it is...
"When I have a little money, I buy books; and if I have any left, I buy food and clothes."
Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus
Oh but I have, my friend. And the PAUL GOD is the one who set me upon the path.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
David Seltzer first wrote the screenplay for the movie and then later wrote the novel.Was the movie based off a book, Adam or vise-versa?The Omen is a novelization.
Looking for Mister Slaughter S/L #78
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Gotcha.David Seltzer first wrote the screenplay for the movie and then later wrote the novel.Was the movie based off a book, Adam or vise-versa?The Omen is a novelization.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
No more guessing for me. I lover horror, but I just can't seem to get anything in my head what it could be.
The cross, what looks to be a fire and the tree make me think of Joe Hills Horns
I think we have a winner, folks. Paul's favorite Hill book and the one he suggested that I read. I did and it was the start of my Hill obsession. It also lacks a US S/L.
Rosemary's Baby is another damn fine choice as well IMO.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
I loved Horns and would fully support that decisionI think we have a winner, folks. Paul's favorite Hill book and the one he suggested that I read. I did and it was the start of my Hill obsession. It also lacks a US S/L.
Rosemary's Baby is another damn fine choice as well IMO.
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If that's the book, then this it falls in a very interesting space between King and non-King book. Joe Hill is clearly not Stephen King, but I can see King collectors feeling that Joe Hill should be included on the King track.I think we have a winner, folks. Paul's favorite Hill book and the one he suggested that I read. I did and it was the start of my Hill obsession. It also lacks a US S/L.
Rosemary's Baby is another damn fine choice as well IMO.
No idea what next book is - but I’m pretty sure paul said that having misery only linked to future SK and SK only books; so no matter what collectors think/want/feel - that has no bearing on the future rights on certain books. So I think it’s only fair to speak in certain terms - as to what suntup has established…otherwise you muddy the waters and add wild speculation (when none is needed) people complain online, etc., hence why I avoid online facebook/twitter comments - stick to the facts and avoid the b.s.If that's the book, then this it falls in a very interesting space between King and non-King book. Joe Hill is clearly not Stephen King, but I can see King collectors feeling that Joe Hill should be included on the King track.I think we have a winner, folks. Paul's favorite Hill book and the one he suggested that I read. I did and it was the start of my Hill obsession. It also lacks a US S/L.
Rosemary's Baby is another damn fine choice as well IMO.
My 2 cents
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I agree. It was very explicit that there was a separate SK track. Although they’re related, Joe Hill is not SK. He even goes by a pseudonym to differentiate himself.No idea what next book is - but I’m pretty sure paul said that having misery only linked to future SK and SK only books; so no matter what collectors think/want/feel - that has no bearing on the future rights on certain books. So I think it’s only fair to speak in certain terms - as to what suntup has established…otherwise you muddy the waters and add wild speculation (when none is needed) people complain online, etc., hence why I avoid online facebook/twitter comments - stick to the facts and avoid the b.s.If that's the book, then this it falls in a very interesting space between King and non-King book. Joe Hill is clearly not Stephen King, but I can see King collectors feeling that Joe Hill should be included on the King track.I think we have a winner, folks. Paul's favorite Hill book and the one he suggested that I read. I did and it was the start of my Hill obsession. It also lacks a US S/L.
Rosemary's Baby is another damn fine choice as well IMO.
My 2 cents
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I agree completely. I didn't mean to add speculation (even if I did). I just jumped to where I could see the conversation going. An SK book is an SK book and I hope that's as clear as it is simple.No idea what next book is - but I’m pretty sure paul said that having misery only linked to future SK and SK only books; so no matter what collectors think/want/feel - that has no bearing on the future rights on certain books. So I think it’s only fair to speak in certain terms - as to what suntup has established…otherwise you muddy the waters and add wild speculation (when none is needed) people complain online, etc., hence why I avoid online facebook/twitter comments - stick to the facts and avoid the b.s.If that's the book, then this it falls in a very interesting space between King and non-King book. Joe Hill is clearly not Stephen King, but I can see King collectors feeling that Joe Hill should be included on the King track.I think we have a winner, folks. Paul's favorite Hill book and the one he suggested that I read. I did and it was the start of my Hill obsession. It also lacks a US S/L.
Rosemary's Baby is another damn fine choice as well IMO.
My 2 cents
Horns would be cool, and no it isn't a Stephen King book.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
I am leaning with the Horns theory but I also think that the heading itself might be a clue “In 2 days, all will be revealed” ... from Luke 12:2 - “For there is nothing covered that shall not be revealed, neither hid that shall not be known”. Don’t think that I pulled that off the top of my head - I looked it up. So does Luke 12:2 play a roll anywhere not yet mentioned?
Horns? That doesn't sound right to me. While I did enjoy the book, I think PS covered that pretty well. One of their nicer books, actually, and I think that would be an... uninspiring choice for Paul to do, quite frankly. Plus- the teaser vid doesn't feel like "Horns" at all to me.
Teaser was a dead giveaway and expertly orchestrated.
Well done Paul.
Just a bit of a stretch...
That's true.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
Do tell.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
I’m with Tim on thisDo tell.
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Insomnia #459
ANY S/L #459
Yeah me too!... Now for everyone that doesn't know, please tell.I’m with Tim on thisDo tell.
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