Mick Farren has personal observations on the horror, the horror.
Saturday, March 04, 2006
KINDLING IN PAPERBACK My true fine novel Kindling is now out in paperback so hie thee to the bookstore or Amazon of thy choice and pick-up a copy. And pay for it! I need the money.
This seemed like as appropriate a place to speak up as any other.
I finished reading Kindling within three days of receiving my copy from chapters.ca, and I enjoyed it enormously. I've been reading your fiction since about 1987 or so, and have all of your work except for The Feelies and Protectorate, which I have never been able to score second hand. I also enjoyed your Renquist books, despite my deep disdain for 99% of vampire fiction (and 99% of people who love reading vampire fiction!).
I'm not normally one to write to authors, but your work is tremendous, and you are one of the few authors whose writing I will read and reread over and over again. Before Kindling, I had just finished Jim Morrison's Adventures in the Afterlife for the second time, and I regularly reccomend it to the literati that I know as straight-up fiction. All who have taken me up on it have enjoyed it immensely.
Anyway, love your work, and in a perfect world, I would love to see a sequel to Necrom, so I could find out what happens next to poor old Joe Gibson.
This seemed like as appropriate a place to speak up as any other.
ReplyDeleteI finished reading Kindling within three days of receiving my copy from chapters.ca, and I enjoyed it enormously. I've been reading your fiction since about 1987 or so, and have all of your work except for The Feelies and Protectorate, which I have never been able to score second hand. I also enjoyed your Renquist books, despite my deep disdain for 99% of vampire fiction (and 99% of people who love reading vampire fiction!).
I'm not normally one to write to authors, but your work is tremendous, and you are one of the few authors whose writing I will read and reread over and over again. Before Kindling, I had just finished Jim Morrison's Adventures in the Afterlife for the second time, and I regularly reccomend it to the literati that I know as straight-up fiction. All who have taken me up on it have enjoyed it immensely.
Anyway, love your work, and in a perfect world, I would love to see a sequel to Necrom, so I could find out what happens next to poor old Joe Gibson.
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