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    Originally posted by Sock Monkey View Post
    You don’t have to be. I’ve watched the videos from their Facebook page without any problems and I’ve never joined Facebook.
    Oh well there you go!

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      I guess I will try again. Last time I tried it attempted to force me to log in or use a log in (?) with maybe my gmail. I declined at that time.

      Originally posted by jeffingoff View Post
      Oh well there you go!
      Looking for the fonting of youth.

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        On second thought I actually won't. I don't like FB and will need to wait until it's presented on another platform or on Paul's site.

        Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post
        I guess I will try again. Last time I tried it attempted to force me to log in or use a log in (?) with maybe my gmail. I declined at that time.
        Looking for the fonting of youth.

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          I continue to be intrigued. I guess now I wait for the teaser to be uploaded to Suntup's site...

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            Anyone else a fan of the movie adaptation? I believe it is streaming on Netflix:

            https://www.netflix.com/title/70222873
            Brian James Freeman

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              Originally posted by Brian James Freeman View Post

              Anyone else a fan of the movie adaptation? I believe it is streaming on Netflix:

              https://www.netflix.com/title/70222873
              LOL!

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                I wonder if it's FIRESTARTER??

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                  Originally posted by jeffingoff View Post
                  Check out Paul's Facebook live event tomorrow at 11. The teaser video is a very good clue.
                  Then I’d make a lousy detective, as I just watched it and have no idea, not much there to go on. :-/
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                    I do have Netflix so I would love a book about a burning log.

                    Originally posted by Brian James Freeman View Post

                    Anyone else a fan of the movie adaptation? I believe it is streaming on Netflix:

                    https://www.netflix.com/title/70222873
                    Looking for the fonting of youth.

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                      Originally posted by RonClinton View Post
                      Then I’d make a lousy detective, as I just watched it and have no idea, not much there to go on. :-/
                      That's fair. I only watched it after knowing the title. I can see how it can EASILY be a number of books.

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                        Originally posted by RonClinton View Post
                        Then I’d make a lousy detective, as I just watched it and have no idea, not much there to go on. :-/
                        There is this older post-apocalyptic work from Alan Rodgers that came to my mind while watching the video, but I dismissed it as it's not exactly a "lost classic" that would seem to warrant Paul's attention. It's an okay read, but to my mind not up to par with Paul's projects thus far. But what the heck, I'll throw it out as a possibility, though certainly a long shot at best.

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                          Originally posted by RonClinton View Post
                          Then I’d make a lousy detective, as I just watched it and have no idea, not much there to go on. :-/
                          It also might help to consider Paul's description from his newsletter from December:
                          "A true classic, this novel is a visionary work by one of the most important authors of the 20th century. In addition to the author's name being a very familiar one..."
                          ;-)

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                            Originally posted by Splync View Post
                            It also might help to consider Paul's description from his newsletter from December:
                            "A true classic, this novel is a visionary work by one of the most important authors of the 20th century. In addition to the author's name being a very familiar one..."
                            ;-)
                            Yeeahh, that's ain't Rodgers.
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                              Originally posted by RonClinton View Post
                              Yeeahh, that's ain't Rodgers.
                              Maybe not this time, but it'd be a pleasure to see Rodgers get some re-releases.

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                                Originally posted by Splync View Post
                                It also might help to consider Paul's description from his newsletter from December:
                                "A true classic, this novel is a visionary work by one of the most important authors of the 20th century. In addition to the author's name being a very familiar one..."
                                ;-)
                                Fahrenheit 451 by Bradbury would fit the description...

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