Comments on Simon Strantzas: The oncoming storm — revised

hmmmm..look at that fry on the floor..mmm..that lo...

2008-08-13T10:55:37.905-04:00

hmmmm..look at that fry on the floor..mmm..that looks tasty...hmmmm

Of course, but that book isn't due for another mon...

2008-08-13T07:43:45.256-04:00

Of course, but that book isn't due for another month or so, which is why I've left it off the list. These are books I'm expecting to see any day now (and, sadly, none of yet arrived).

Not to mention the 2nd Humdrumming Book of Horror ...

2008-08-12T23:48:37.249-04:00

Not to mention the 2nd Humdrumming Book of Horror Stories.

A good rule of thumb:"Rodan" - giant flying dinosa...

2008-08-10T15:15:00.463-04:00

A good rule of thumb:

"Rodan" - giant flying dinosaur, frequent opponent of Godzilla.
"Roden" - a lovely editor from Ashcroft, BC

Otherwise, good show! The tales in AT EASE are all top-notch (don't miss Reggie Oliver's and Simon Unsworth's contributions as well).

And, yes, you deserve a bust for all your work. Come here so I may bust your head.

You forgot to mention the packet containing block ...

2008-08-10T14:15:42.033-04:00

You forgot to mention the packet containing block of marble, from which you will carve a bust of the Editor of your collection "Beneath the Surface". That'll be giving Postie a pain.

I've just watch Lord Probert's advertorial for his volume of stories. I'm even more pleased to have parted with monies for the volume now. It seems a right good thing, that book.

I've even parted with monies for the Ash Tree collection "At Ease with the Dead", which contains not only his work, but McMahon's and your own. Thankfully it also has Barbara Rodan's as well so as to ease the pain of such dodgy offerings.