You have a paypal account I could make payment to?
You have a paypal account I could make payment to?
I'll Pm you tomorrow, when I have an extra copy.
Mighty kind of you, RF.
Jerome, what did you think of the story? I'm interested in your impressions.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
There's a KING story behind that girl???!!! I cannot get past the cover.
All that's left of what we were is what we have become.
I thought it was remarkable, intense, and deeply disturbing.Originally Posted by Patrick
Now you've caught my interest with that statement. I went back to Border's today and they had it in stock. Maybe I'll read it this evening.
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
The story is now online at Esquire
Having read this the other day I have to ask: Are we sure King didn't "borrow" a Richard Bachman story?To me it just seemed to have a Bachman feel to it.
Don't forget to click on the Bar Refaeli Naked Pics link
(Purely for art of course)
And, who'd want this guys job...
The Cover Proofreader
Articles editor Ross McCammon, who wrote about Refaeli, was also tasked with checking her for spelling errors.
"I had to read her three times because the first read was a wash — I felt disoriented, I wasn't used to the medium, I was rapt by King's wordsmithing. So the real work began on the second and third passes. As I scanned each line, reading the words out loud, checking for trouble spots (afterward, not afterwards, for instance), Refaeli slowly — but all too perceptibly — moved her body according to whatever I needed to get a good look at. Which was distracting, but I thank her for it."
Yeah, I feel sorry for the poor bastard.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
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