I found the letter (from February 1991) and it totally was from you, Ms. Mod!! How great is that?!? 
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Sweet!I found the letter (from February 1991) and it totally was from you, Ms. Mod!! How great is that?!?
Chances were at least 50/50 it was but now we know.I found the letter (from February 1991) and it totally was from you, Ms. Mod!! How great is that?!?
If there was a lot of swearing and off-color remarks you can bet it was Ms. Mod...............
It's an authentic signature when one sees a little woodchipper drawing after her name.
See?.......SEE!!!!?
It's an authentic signature when one sees a little woodchipper drawing after her name.
It's a little rubber stamp......Made in Fargo.
On Writing II, Plied and Parenthesis
For sure if lots of typos.
She works only Wednesdays thru Fridays.
I'd like to see a return to Castle Rock. Constant Reader knows it like the back of their hand, and perhaps this is why King feels that chapter is closed...it holds no intrigue for him.
I can think of only two books where the sequel would be justified. Firestarter and Eyes of the Dragon. As much as I'd like to revisit stories like It, Christine and Pet Sematary I think he'd basically be telling the same essential plot again. King has flirted with open ended books since he began. Is the Evil REALLY dead? Books like Needful Things, The Stand, Christine, and 'Salem's Lot. I'm most curious about the next new idea he'll hatch.
I can think of only two books where the sequel would be justified. Firestarter and Eyes of the Dragon. As much as I'd like to revisit stories like It, Christine and Pet Sematary I think he'd basically be telling the same essential plot again. King has flirted with open ended books since he began. Is the Evil REALLY dead? Books like Needful Things, The Stand, Christine, and 'Salem's Lot. I'm most curious about the next new idea he'll hatch.
Holds intrigue for me, do ya. Dying to know what's been going on in the Rock these last 25 or so years. Bet a lot of freaked-out stuff.
Yeah, it is almost like King is never really through with the Rock; he mentions it often and characters drive through it on occasion (Lisey's Story). I'd be happy with a short story similar to It Grows On You or The Sun Dog. Maybe backstories to favorite characters? I can't remember what happened to Alan Pangborn. Seems like there is a reference to him in Lisey. Do you remember?
He is now married to Polly Chalmers and lives in New Hampshire.
Alan Pangborn - Stephen King Wiki - Wikia
I liked him.
Appearences
Alan Pangborn - Stephen King Wiki - Wikia
I liked him.
Appearences
- The Dark Half
- The Sun Dog
- Needful Things
- Bag of Bones (mentioned only)
- Gerald's Game (mentioned only)
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
New Hampster? Must be just up the road from Out of Order
There's a reason Bachman was dispatched for good (pun intended). Too much darkness even for SK.