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Originally posted by Brian861 View Post
If you buy this edition before the house; you might just end up in that tent
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Originally posted by TacomaDiver View Post
If there's a CP edition of WD SIGN ME UP NOW! Jerad lives down the road (relatively speaking) and I have a tent and have no issue camping out waiting for this.
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The last couple reads: MALORIE by Josh Malerman (enjoyed it but there were some plot issues which should have addressed), HE STARTED IT by Samantha Downing, THE PAIIENT by Jasper Dewitt (a short effective horror novel that makes me want to see what he writes next), THE HOLLOW ONES by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan (a good read which reminds me of Preston/Child’s Pendergast novel except with more of a dark fantasy vibe).
Currently reading THE END OF OCTOBER by Lawrence Wright. A global pandemic novel that is very compelling and worth your time.
Jim
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Me and you both!! Fingers are crossed but for next year, I'm already postponing retirement.
Wife: Why can't we go see the kids more often?
Me: centipede Press LOL!!
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Originally posted by mhatchett View Post
I really suggest waiting for The much hoped for Centipede Press edition, and get a house LOL!!!
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Originally posted by TacomaDiver View PostFound the copy of Watership Down I want. But damn, the checking account can't handle it right now. Or later. Or ever.
Wife: Tell me again why we can't buy a house?
Me: Rabbits
Any idea which version she was watching?
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Originally posted by TacomaDiver View PostFound the copy of Watership Down I want. But damn, the checking account can't handle it right now. Or later. Or ever.
Wife: Tell me again why we can't buy a house?
Me: Rabbits
Any idea which version she was watching?Last edited by Brian861; 08-23-2020, 01:59 PM.
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Found the copy of Watership Down I want. But damn, the checking account can't handle it right now. Or later. Or ever.
Wife: Tell me again why we can't buy a house?
Me: Rabbits
Originally posted by Brian861 View Post
My wife was watching it the other day but I've never seen the whole thing through nor read the book.
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Originally posted by TacomaDiver View PostThat was me - it's one of my favorite books. I just have a random paperback copy (it's a nice one at least, but has gone backpacking with me before so it's not a collectible by any means.)
I would love some sort of deluxe edition of WD, and I have looked the one you've posted but just never pulled that trigger before. Maybe a visit to Abes and/or eBay is on the horizon today. (Wonder if I can convince my wife to watch the animated film . . .)
Thanks for sharing!
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I'm still reading All the Good Indians. Kind of slow goings since I manage at most 10 pages a night before bed.
Originally posted by brlesh View PostI have a copy of it, but I've never read Watership Down.
Need to rectify that sometime in the near future.
B
As a side note - I haven't seen the new CGI version - it just didn't look very good.
Originally posted by brlesh View PostFinished The Silence by Tim Lebbon. Liked this one alot. Some very emotional, hard-hitting passage in this one.
B
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That was me - it's one of my favorite books. I just have a random paperback copy (it's a nice one at least, but has gone backpacking with me before so it's not a collectible by any means.)
I would love some sort of deluxe edition of WD, and I have looked the one you've posted but just never pulled that trigger before. Maybe a visit to Abes and/or eBay is on the horizon today. (Wonder if I can convince my wife to watch the animated film . . .)
Thanks for sharing!
Originally posted by mhatchett View PostSomeone mentioned Watership Down. Thought I'd share photos of my copy. It is a sweet little book, well put together with a nice slipcase and wonderful illustrations by John Lawrence. Not an expensive book, but one I'm proud to own.....
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Finished The Silence by Tim Lebbon. Liked this one alot. Some very emotional, hard-hitting passage in this one.
Started The Sorrows by Jonathan Janz. 100 pages in and liking it so. Very traditional gothic feel to it. Though at times it also definitely feels like an author's first book.
B
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I have a copy of it, but I've never read Watership Down.
Need to rectify that sometime in the near future.
B
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Got about half way through A Season in Carcosa ed. by Joseph Pulver. There were a couple of decent stories, but for the most part the tales were unmemorable.
Doubtful I ever finish this one.
On a better note, I'm about half way through The Silence by Tim Lebbon and thoroughly enjoying it.
B.
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