Re: so - conversation - what's everyone watching these days?

I'll have to keep an eye out for that one. I really enjoyed The Talisman 
when I read it many thousands of years ago.
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Debi

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"It's just me..." <Ivory@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Jerri wrote:
>> On Jan 13, 3:10 pm, "Annie" <an...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> For some reason I thought that His
>>> Dark Materials was in the juvenile section of the library, are they
also
>>> written for adults?
>>
>> I don't know where His Dark Materials is located in the library ... I
>> looked it up on the online catalog, and there it was! ... and I just
>> now searched it on the library, and you are absolutely correct. It's
>> "juvenile" ... which never stopped me from reading Harry Potter. <G>
>> Jerri
>
> I just finished reading **GASP** yet another Neil Gaiman book.
> Honestly I do occasionally read other writers.  Actually this
> book was co-written by Gaiman and Michael Reaves so Nyaaah!!
> It's titled "Interworld" and is meant as a young adult
> Sci-Fi/Adventure novel.  As with Gaiman's "Coraline" his youth
> stuff is as good as if not better than most stuff written for
> adults.  It was a very enjoyable and very quick read.  It is
> basically the product of the Author's attempts at pitching a
> TV series.  It seems they couldn't get the idea across to the
> dim-witted TV Execs so they wrote it out in manuscript form
> just to find to their dismay that apparently TV Execs don't
> read either.  After sitting in a drawer for many a moon they
> polished it up and published it as a book.  It reminds me
> greatly of Stephen King and Peter Straub's "The Talisman" and
> its sequel "The Black House" and also the TV show "Sliders".
> It's a real fun ride in any case.
>
> Ivory