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When the flame on your wick illuminates the feeling in your heart, you have made the right choice. Just beware of the dancing shadows.

I just got the book in the mail today. Love the cover (I'll get to the insides later whenever I figure out where to post my review). I'm going to share it with some of my nieces and nephews this week to get some chil'dun feedback. Then who's it off to? Leckert? Leckert!!!!! You there...

I usually pass on books that have the author's name in a larger font than that of the title. For a while I couldn't figure out why there were twenty-something books titled James Patterson.

When did you come back, Ronny?

Heart: the physical beating organ in your chest, or the metaphorical one? Head: the one up top, or the one below?

I voted Heresy. And Motokid, how dare you create threads that intrigue discussion... oh, wait... this is a forum...

One of the reasons I stopped posting in this section... for now. By the way, I wish to change... I wish to put on some lipstick every once in a while.

I thought I was the only one who called him Chuck. :D

I've read Red Dragon, The Silence of the Lambs, and Hannibal, but not Black Sunday. I heard it's nothing like the others, but I thought it would fit for January.

Black Sunday, by Thomas Harris

British is 233rd... hmm... must be a UK study.

Ah... Now I get it!

Darren's Lot

I was under the impression that the "Writers' Showcase" section was strictly for writers to post short stories, poems, random thoughts, et cetera, and by posting excerpts of one's own work (books), the poster could look forward to getting his or her fingers slapped for self-promotion. I...

I heard the next book in the series, Sloppy Seconds, wasn't that great.

I was hoping Leckert would follow me, that way I could return his shovel along with sending your book.

(raises hand) I just PM'd mom2kngr.

There's always lulu...

Dr. Smirky's Assistant: (smashes through door) What are all of you doing around poor Dr. Smirky? And why was this door nailed shut? Can't you see that he's dead? Your chairs are circled round him like a wagon train. Leckert... seriously, that's not roast beef; that's part of his neck. Novella...

Care to review?