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@Richard_Kadrey @jwomack We ought not to be afraid of doing things like that. I would love to see some novels annotated or with guest chapters.
We ought not to be afraid of doing things like that. I would love to see some novels annotated or with guest chapters.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@sethanikeem @Richard_Kadrey @jwomack I thoroughly recommend the low budget TV adaption of Casting The Runes for that flipside to Night of the Demon.
I thoroughly recommend the low budget TV adaption of Casting The Runes for that flipside to Night of the Demon.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@sethanikeem @Richard_Kadrey @jwomack The frustration for me always comes from the belief that audience is damn smart and wants better. The inner sneer that wants to cut out knowledge and mystery for easy narrative often seems to comes from a profound, misplaced superiority.
The frustration for me always comes from the belief that audience is damn smart and wants better. The inner sneer that wants to cut out knowledge and mystery for easy narrative often seems to comes from a profound, misplaced superiority.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@Richard_Kadrey @jwomack Yes. He did Û÷expendable chaptersÛª, but imagine them by other authors. That would have added a whole new element to his take on the conundrum of consciousness.
Yes. He did ‘expendable chapters’, but imagine them by other authors. That would have added a whole new element to his take on the conundrum of consciousness.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@sethanikeem @Richard_Kadrey @jwomack Though it has to be said, the dumb in politics has certainly been to the benefit of some and therefore looks a lot more purposeful than the lazy default of some production houses.
Though it has to be said, the dumb in politics has certainly been to the benefit of some and therefore looks a lot more purposeful than the lazy default of some production houses.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@Richard_Kadrey @sethanikeem @jwomack That is the one. As viewed by me at the age of nine.
That is the one. As viewed by me at the age of nine.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@HellbornHero @Richard_Kadrey @jwomack As someone who gives you a whole pre-enchanted landscape to play with …
As someone who gives you a whole pre-enchanted landscape to play with …
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@Richard_Kadrey @jwomack Also now imagining the annotated version of Dracula as corrected by the Count or the Professor M corrected version of Sherlock Holmes.
Also now imagining the annotated version of Dracula as corrected by the Count or the Professor M corrected version of Sherlock Holmes.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@Richard_Kadrey @jwomack The colonial, racist perspectives. The psychotic revenge of Van Helsing. The inaccurate geographies and flaws in folklore. His anger at himself for placing trust in Renfield.
The colonial, racist perspectives. The psychotic revenge of Van Helsing. The inaccurate geographies and flaws in folklore. His anger at himself for placing trust in Renfield.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019
@Richard_Kadrey @sethanikeem @jwomack One of the great flaws of the novel is the complete failure to explore Van Helsing beyond the glorious little hints that we get his wife betrayed him with a female vampire.
One of the great flaws of the novel is the complete failure to explore Van Helsing beyond the glorious little hints that we get his wife betrayed him with a female vampire.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 1, 2019