I plan on writting joe a letter, not to,tell him I love him but more in a personal level, we will see what happens
Joe Hill
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He's active on Instagram and Twitter. I attended the FB q and a he held and he does respond to questions. My cousin sort of knows him because he is in charge of the local Barnes & Noble Joe Hill book signings and according to him, Joe is single again. Good luck ---I think he's a hottie, for what it's worth.
Single doesn't always mean available.
But it always does mean smart.Single doesn't always mean available.
But it always does mean smart.
With myself being the glaring exception to that rule....
It took me a couple times but not going for the third time's the charm so have finally smartened up about that.But it always does mean smart.
I know what you mean, in fact, I'm simply going to have you make all of my relationship decisions for me from now on. It's not like you gave anything else to do....It took me a couple times but not going for the third time's the charm so have finally smartened up about that.
I follow him on all these platforms. I just whant him to know that his talk about his anxiety is a good thing not to confess my love for him. Lol I am not his #1 fan. Lol
Single doesn't always mean available.
Oh I know I should never tell him all this personally, I whould just die, just die. Lol
Single doesn't always mean available.
Oh I know, I'm really just kidding, I need something to get me threw the long and col Canadian winters..
You are in luck....unless...you don't think he would read a thread entitled "Joe Hill", do you? Now, I really am kidding, I have a weird sense of humor. Stop me before I hurt myself.....
Well he might, but at least not tell him in person. Lol. I belive it may work out like 5% lol
Um, yeah, Joe's mine (for now). I'm the home wrecker. Stay away ladies.
Then, I will stay away from him but may just go for you.....you lil love!!!!! You can switch to straight and I can half switch....winks*
We could do a Joe sandwich.
This thread has gone down hill. (get it?)
Ok, I've only just finished reading the Fireman and I'm wondering who else thought that right up until the end, that it needed a sequel? Also, who else thinks that the little lagniappe after the credits, was enough NOT to need a sequel?
I do think the story as it stands is reasonably complete, and I absolutely loved it, but can't help but think that he might have cheated just a little!
What say you fine people?
I do think the story as it stands is reasonably complete, and I absolutely loved it, but can't help but think that he might have cheated just a little!
What say you fine people?
Not sure if this has been posted yet but you can grab these signed! Just type in the comments section if you want it signed and/or personalized. I ordered Small World and I can't wait to read it!
Joe Hill: The Graphic Novel Collection (Hardcover) | Water Street Bookstore, Inc.
Locke & Key: Small World (Hardcover) | Water Street Bookstore, Inc.
Love that he does this and supports independent bookstores. Now we just need Gerald to get him back to his hometown....
Joe Hill: The Graphic Novel Collection (Hardcover) | Water Street Bookstore, Inc.
Locke & Key: Small World (Hardcover) | Water Street Bookstore, Inc.
Love that he does this and supports independent bookstores. Now we just need Gerald to get him back to his hometown....
Well, I just finished NOS4R2. I thought it was pretty good. Maybe not as good as Heart-Shaped Box, but enjoyable enough so...job done. I spotted plenty of nods (actually, clear links) to his Old Man in there, too.
One thing kind of tickled me as I read it, though - and I don't know if it was intentional or not but it kind of yanked me out of the story - and it was this: (seriously, do not read the spoiler unless you've read the book)
I mean, those of you who read, you can see it, right?
If that wasn't intentional, someone should have caught it. Or maybe it really was only me that was struck by it. Which would actually say a lot, wouldn't it?
One thing kind of tickled me as I read it, though - and I don't know if it was intentional or not but it kind of yanked me out of the story - and it was this: (seriously, do not read the spoiler unless you've read the book)
"He wanted her on all fours, and she obliged him because it was the only way to make the pain stop. His free hand slipped under her and groped her breast, squeezing it the way someone might test a grapefruit for firmness. He tittered."
I mean, those of you who read, you can see it, right?
"He groped her breast... He tittered". 
I don't think anything ever needs a sequel. Not a fan of sequels. At all (unless something is specifically written from the start as part of a trilogy, etc. and even then it doesn't excite me). The "lagniappe" was good enough for me.