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Hi, guys, Ahead of the up and coming release of the sequel (around June), I just thought I'd let those who haven't read Sinema: The Northumberland Massacre yet that it is currently reduced on Amazon Kindle to only 71p. Sinema: The Northumberland Massacre eBook: Rod Glenn: Amazon.co.uk...

No problem. I hope she manages to hook an agent and/or a decent publisher.

With 3 books under her belt I would recommend that she has another crack at traditional presses - try the small independents if she doesn't have an agent. After the success of my second novel, Sinema, I have now managed to get a traditional press interested in The King of America. A new...

Just wanted to wish all you lovely people on this great forum a wonderfully magical Christmas and a New Year filled with joy and hope. All the best! Rod

Both excellent films, as is Road to Perdition. One of his last film roles and he acted Tom Hanks off the screen.

Another film legend gone :sad: Precious few of them left and even fewer being created.

We can all get a little defensive over our work, but you have to learn to take the good with the bad and at least try to accept it as people offering small pieces of help or advice. I have been defensive in the past defending some of my earlier work, but even if I don't always agree I do still...

I love most SK books, but for me IT, Needful Things and Desperation probably come top of the list followed closely by The Stand and The Dark Tower series. Controvertially I liked Cell (even though it does have a lot of similarities with The Stand) and From a Buick 8 which a lot of people didn't...

Got to agree with Eva here - it is extremely important to set aside your MS after finishing the first draft. Let it stew for a couple of months and move on to a completely different project. Then when you go back to it you do so with fresh eyes.

Looks to me like Flueretta answered your call and was good enough to offer a suggestion to try to improve your work, which is the reason you posted it on here, right? To then attack her for doing so seems a little unsporting.

Peter Jackson will be co-writing and producing, but will not be directing. That will go to Sam Raimi and/or del Toro (as they will be made at the same time they may get one directing each part).

Gerbam that is one helluva list! And yes I agree with most of them.

Well, I'm exceptionally shameful then! :D Jack Daniels is my favourite tipple.

My interview with Smooth Radio (97.5 and 107.7 FM) on Paul Wappat's Six at Six Show will be aired Thurs 3rd April 6.15pm - 7pm. You can also listen online via the smooth radio - Your Life. Your Music. website (click on North East region). Hope one or two of you can catch it. :)

Play Misty for Me - the original Fatal Attraction! That's a brilliant film, as are several others on your list there :)

Laughing out loud is good for the soul :D

lol in the dark recesses of your mind maybe. Tommy Cooper was more serious than you. :D

I'm a big John Carpenter fan - The Thing is one of his best. I've watched it dozens of times over the years. I watched Rise of the Foot Soldier the other night. It was ok, but without a single character to like in it I found myself not caring really.

Hey, you go for it.