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That's certainly an interesting take on it.
I did have that nagging thought at the back of my mind - that he would appreciate DT a lot more in another few years. Though I have to say he loved LotR a...

Well, he'll probably be getting to it sooner rather than later anyway, so I'll see how he feels about a HP read first, if not that then probably it'll be DT. There are other possibilities too - such...

HP doesn't have the little dalliances with Allie , or Mrs Tassenbaum, or the odd psychotic-nymphomaniac-circle-dwelling-ball-crushing-demoness either!
Violence he's allright with - he loves...

Cheers Letti - I'll see how it goes.

Well he's intelligent enough Letti, and a pretty good reader now. He read and loved LotR when he was 10. Asnd as soon as he'd finished it he was all "what can I read next", so I gave him the first...

I would first have read The Gunslinger back in the early 80's, but I dunno which year.
So i'd have been somewhere in the 18-20 age bracket - maybe 19! :lol:

Anyway, my son Mark is just turned...

Yeah, not much else you could do. Couldn't very well force King to write them, though I'm sure some tried. Be interesting to see some of those letters. :P[/QUOTE]

Well...there was that time Letti...

It would have been around '84 I think - which would put me at about 21 or so.