srboone's collection

[srboone]

I TOLD you not to tell your wife that! Some people never lsiten...

[srboone]

Pete asked for some shots of the interio of Riding the Bullet, so here we go.

The King story has 3 Alan Clark prints in it. They been posted a lot of place s on this board, so they're nothing new to people.

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[srboone]

The Mick Garris screenplay has a director's notebookappendix which has some shooting schedules and story boards.

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The last pic shows the end ofthe storyboarded scene and the laylout of the amusement park.

[srboone]

Also got a package from Amazon with a couple of paperbacks I read about on Good Reads.

First, from Craig Wallwork, an author who I was introduced to on THIS site:

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And a book that someone else found a GR giveaway for, that I entered and then withdrew from since I had to have it now for my TBR:

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[srboone]

From B&N (since I have scads of coupons for them), another item for my TBR.

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Reviews for it have middling, but I decided to give it a try.

[srboone]

And I went to Half-Price books to get some Bentley Little pbs, but they only had three--two I'd already read (and I've only read two BL novels)!! Usually I can count on at least 5 or 6. So I got some paperbacks from different authors, all of which are on this year's TBR.

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And now that I think about it, I forgot Garton's Live Girls! Oh, well...

[peteOcha]

Thanks for the pics Squire! I do recall seeing the artwork, but I don't think I've ever seen those sketches in back. Pretty cool!

And very nice adds, I'm envious of your trip to HPB!

[Martin]

Traveling Vampire Show is a very fun read!

And I went to Half-Price books to get some Bentley Little pbs, but they only had three--two I'd already read (and I've only read two BL novels)!! Usually I can count on at least 5 or 6. So I got some paperbacks from different authors, all of which are on this year's TBR.

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And now that I think about it, I forgot Garton's Live Girls! Oh, well...

[adamjames]

You're in for some good reading. All those books are great reads.

[bookworm 1]

OMG!!!!!!

Unless you take it a bit too far...

[bookworm 1]

And I went to Half-Price books to get some Bentley Little pbs, but they only had three--two I'd already read (and I've only read two BL novels)!! Usually I can count on at least 5 or 6. So I got some paperbacks from different authors, all of which are on this year's TBR.

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And now that I think about it, I forgot Garton's Live Girls! Oh, well...

4 of my all time favorite reads. Awesome reading ahead. As far as the Caleb Carr book. I do not know I have read the Alienist and the Angel of Darkness both very good.

[Joe315]

Is there a story behind this or did he break it arm wrestling?

Unless you take it a bit too far...

[srboone]

Looks like a photo-shopped job to me.

[TJCams]

Those 4 are ones I really want to add to my collection, especially the Ketchum and Laymon! And I just got Off Season yesterday. If I keep adding these books, my wife will think I'm nuts!

[peteOcha]

Looks like a photo-shopped job to me.

Nope.

Actually BW, there is. The guy is fell down the stairs and messed his arm up pretty bad. He was scheduled for an operation but the hospital kept setting it back a whole bunch of times and what happened was that his bones set far apart from each other. From what I understand, is now they'll have to break it up again and reconstruct it somehow, probably cyborg-pimp-it-out!