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.........it just ain't Wednesday til gorgeous Derry Clyde shows upIt's that day again..... Hump Day...... have a good one!!
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Rumour has it that Steve has already sold the film rights to Universal, isn't that right Moderator On another note, in my edition of The Green Mile, at the end Steve thanks Marsha for going through his handwriting I believe, for he write the novel long hand. (Note: I may be making all this up, fact and fiction sometimes blend) And my question to Marsha, obviously, is; how good is Steve's handwriting?I just got through reading "The Biggest Con" (A King Kon Horror Story).
I loved every word of it!
Edward John
HollyGolightly
niro
Sundrop
FlakeNoir
Kurben
Tery
Dana Jean
Gazman
(all listed in order of appearance!)
That was such a fun "page turning" experience,
and so wonderfully written by all!
I just wish I could have read it and commented on it all before now.
Awwwrrrrsome work!
(".....and thump, thump, thump goes the tail on the hardwood floor!" )
It's legible to me. The only novel I transcribed that he wrote completely in longhand was Dreamcatcher but there are several others that he needed to have a few pages transcribed if he was somewhere without a laptop and felt the urge to write. Don't ask me to say which ones as that's beyond my ability to recall at the moment.Rumour has it that Steve has already sold the film rights to Universal, isn't that right Moderator On another note, in my edition of The Green Mile, at the end Steve thanks Marsha for going through his handwriting I believe, for he write the novel long hand. (Note: I may be making all this up, fact and fiction sometimes blend) And my question to Marsha, obviously, is; how good is Steve's handwriting?
I remember an interview with Steve were he said he wrote some of Misery long hand. I believe he was inspired to try it by Elmore Leonard, of whom I know Steve is a massive fan, as am I. On another note, someone in my literature class randomly exclaimed, "man, near enough all of Stephen King's work has been turned into films" (note; she's English and says films, yes, I hate it also.) I nearly laughed, thinking, yeah, really?It's legible to me. The only novel I transcribed that he wrote completely in longhand was Dreamcatcher but there are several others that he needed to have a few pages transcribed if he was somewhere without a laptop and felt the urge to write. Don't ask me to say which ones as that's beyond my ability to recall at the moment.
....lol, keep exercising that imagination, it's one of the best implements in the toolbox.Rumour has it that Steve has already sold the film rights to Universal, isn't that right Moderator On another note, in my edition of The Green Mile, at the end Steve thanks Marsha for going through his handwriting I believe, for he write the novel long hand. (Note: I may be making all this up, fact and fiction sometimes blend) And my question to Marsha, obviously, is; how good is Steve's handwriting?
I don't know about that. Maybe Steve should stop all this writer stuff and do what his mum told him and get a real job!....lol, keep exercising that imagination, it's one of the best implements in the toolbox.
Yum!!I baked a salmon loaf for everyone.
Everyone seems to like it. For real. I'm a better cook than I thought I was.Yum!!
The pictures aren't showing up for me even when I try doing a Reply.
....lol, keep exercising that imagination, it's one of the best implements in the toolbox.
No need. Others could see them and I went to Joe's Instagram account and was able to see them there.crap I hate when Instagram does this is I will try again at home on my ipad. I will take a picture of a picture.
No need. Others could see them and I went to Joe's Instagram account and was able to see them there.