For the time being, I'm remaining paperback. I did sell 7 paperback copies into the Nebraska Public Libraries System today, so that was very exciting. It does make me wonder how well those books will hold up.
It's not in my top 3, but I also liked it quite well. Cujo is my least favorite, followed closely by Lisey's Story.
But King thinks Tommyknockers was terrible. (I speculate it's shame. He was a near hopeless addict, feeling trapped and wondering why a man who had all he had would throw it away for a little powder in the nose.)
You're a tease, Jody Sperling, with your short show! LOL
You sound positively alive with this episode. Enthusiastic. UP. It was awesome. I like "salesman Jody," - and that's saying something because I can't stand salesmen.
Haha! I try to keep content-rich episodes a bit shorter, but I am really pumped about getting this Monday series going. I think for a lot of authors, it can be a major breakthrough opportunity.
Are you planning a hardcover edition for libraries?
For the time being, I'm remaining paperback. I did sell 7 paperback copies into the Nebraska Public Libraries System today, so that was very exciting. It does make me wonder how well those books will hold up.
I don't understand why people disparage Tommyknockers. That's one of my top 3 favorite King books.
It's not in my top 3, but I also liked it quite well. Cujo is my least favorite, followed closely by Lisey's Story.
But King thinks Tommyknockers was terrible. (I speculate it's shame. He was a near hopeless addict, feeling trapped and wondering why a man who had all he had would throw it away for a little powder in the nose.)
I think the fact that it veers into science fiction is what I like about it.
You're a tease, Jody Sperling, with your short show! LOL
You sound positively alive with this episode. Enthusiastic. UP. It was awesome. I like "salesman Jody," - and that's saying something because I can't stand salesmen.
I really look forward to hearing more about this!
Haha! I try to keep content-rich episodes a bit shorter, but I am really pumped about getting this Monday series going. I think for a lot of authors, it can be a major breakthrough opportunity.