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Post by carolinec on Sept 5, 2008 12:20:49 GMT
... after reading the interview on panties That might need a little rewording too!
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Post by David A. Riley on Sept 5, 2008 12:25:28 GMT
I suspect Charles might have donned a dog collar for that reply.
I wouldn't put it past him.
David
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Post by Dr Terror on Sept 5, 2008 16:33:25 GMT
Hmm, I'm wondering what Dr Lawrence would say...
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Post by sean on Sept 10, 2008 17:16:37 GMT
Sean Parker - Death-Con 1: Ha! I'm sure anyone who's attended a Fantasy Convention or Society meeting that didn't go so well will readily identify with protagonist Robert Neville and wish they had the guts to address a 'Tasmin Saylor' figure as he does! Even so, i'm kind of glad he gets his just desserts in the dealers room. I mean, wiping out the author of "the most important addition to the literature of the fantastic since the Gor novels"? What was the mad bastard thinking? While I'm here, and veering off into a wibbly wobbly world of my own already, I might mention in passing Sean's Character in Filthy Creations #4 for no other reason than I love it: "The Martian slug clung from the ceiling dripping slime on the three pretty prostitutes from the first story Albert had ever written ...". And L. P. Hartley's William Streeter thought he had problems! At least he was only persecuted by one of his literary creations, not the whole crew. Widowed horror author Albert Hodewood is driven to alcoholism and madness by the massed ghosts of his fictitious creations. Now, where was I? Demonik, many thanks for your kind words about my writing (and my music). Its good to hear just now as, as some of you know, I'm having a shit time at the moment. Cheers, cheers ,cheers. Oh, and in 'character', Hodewoods procession (alone or with others, depending on your point of view) should probably be imagined with the musical accompaniment of Tom Waits singing 'Underground' from Swordfishtrombones...
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Post by Craig Herbertson on Sept 10, 2008 20:32:40 GMT
I'm juts rereading 'muzak'. Sean, thoroughly excellent...
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Post by sean on Sept 13, 2008 13:22:54 GMT
Craig, you are a gentleman... and a fine bloody writer yourself.
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Post by Dr Terror on Sept 17, 2008 20:37:11 GMT
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Post by allthingshorror on Sept 18, 2008 6:51:05 GMT
Didn't realise there was a story in there called In the Ticket. Oh - wait a moment, is that the story about the guy trapped with a Newcastle seasons pass? Nice to see that my story made an impression on him.....
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Post by franklinmarsh on Sept 18, 2008 8:07:27 GMT
Blimey! Thanks Chas!
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Post by Dr Terror on Sept 24, 2008 11:43:11 GMT
Widow's Weeds author Paul Newman featured in the Harlow Star.
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Post by David A. Riley on Sept 24, 2008 11:49:58 GMT
Well done that man!
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Post by Craig Herbertson on Sept 24, 2008 15:52:22 GMT
Good one Paul. Much deserved praise
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Post by carolinec on Sept 25, 2008 9:34:20 GMT
You have another review, Charles (along with sincere apologies from Lee for taking so long in getting the review done). I've only had a chance for a quick read through, but it looks like he liked it! You can find it Here
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Post by Johnlprobert on Sept 25, 2008 9:56:08 GMT
Thanks Caroline! I've put the bit about my story on my website & I'll link it to the entire review when I can work out how on earth you do that.
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Post by Dr Terror on Sept 25, 2008 13:29:29 GMT
Thanks Caroline. It was worth waiting for!
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