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That’s it. I’m officially commissioning an extra wing for you on Skywalker Ranch where you can read my stuff as I write it — including edits. There will be room serve and and unlimited bar tab with your name on it, starting on Groundhog Day. Tell ’em I sent you.
Thank you, sir! I don’t know how much reading would get done with that unlimited bar tab hanging around, but I’m willing to give it a go. No one intones “crossed out” or “scrawled in margin” with as much feeling as I do!
Oh, man. I just watched this again: The way I scrunch up my face when I read makes me look like some kind of literate mole… Holy moley!
It’s a fantastic book (regardless of what it does to my face). The best horror books can make you lose sleep in two ways: 1) By staying up late reading, and 2) By worrying about every little creak after you do finally turn off the lights. This is definitely one of those books.