Jim, you already posted this word-for-word on the previous page.
Post #17 from December 26th, 2021.
A week ago.
Post #17 from December 26th, 2021.
A week ago.
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I'm aware of this. And it is not an exact word-for-word.Rakshasa wrote:Jim, you already posted this word-for-word on the previous page.
Post #17 from December 26th, 2021.
A week ago.
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I know he always turns it down, but I'm gonna toss out Rick Pruitt (@Rick) again for writer of the year.
He says he ain't gonna be writing much longer, so now's the time!
He says he ain't gonna be writing much longer, so now's the time!
fifty-years-ago-today-t62114-s3420.htmljimrnemeth wrote: ↑Jan 04, 2022What, or where, has Rick written in 2021, Godz?
First off, thank you, Godziwolf, I am flattered.
Secondly, don't sweat it, Jim. When I saw "Rick Pruitt" I also wondered who that was.
My typical reason for slinking away from this is that it doesn't seem right to be nominated for writing on a site which is itself not eligible for nomination.
But if I'm gonna be honest (and why not try a new thing?), I'm old-fashioned enough to think of "writer" as someone whose words are in a book or magazine. They are on paper, in other words. Pixel words just don't seem very real to me.
Also "writers" are out in the world, not confined to an internet chat board. Of course, I know it's true that the world can come peeking in here anytime it wants to, but it doesn't really do that.
So, thanks again for the thought, but I'd prefer if you'd vote for a "writer" (genuine, old-fashioned brand.)
Secondly, don't sweat it, Jim. When I saw "Rick Pruitt" I also wondered who that was.
My typical reason for slinking away from this is that it doesn't seem right to be nominated for writing on a site which is itself not eligible for nomination.
But if I'm gonna be honest (and why not try a new thing?), I'm old-fashioned enough to think of "writer" as someone whose words are in a book or magazine. They are on paper, in other words. Pixel words just don't seem very real to me.
Also "writers" are out in the world, not confined to an internet chat board. Of course, I know it's true that the world can come peeking in here anytime it wants to, but it doesn't really do that.
So, thanks again for the thought, but I'd prefer if you'd vote for a "writer" (genuine, old-fashioned brand.)
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What is the thinking among members here? I consider them two separate books - separate ISBNs, publishing dates, etc. I own Volume One but not Volume Two. I wouldn't vote for them as a "set" if I've only read "half" of it.Noufaux wrote:Becoming Dracula Volumes 1 and 2 by Gary D Rhodes and Bill Kaffenberger need to be in somewhere, Best Book or Authors at all?
There’s an incredible amount of dedication, information and facts in these books. Nearly 800 pages of pure pre-Dracula Béla Lugosi, and rare photos. I consider these books as my bibles.
It took them years to gather up the information via archives in Hungary, Germany and Austria! It would be a crime if these books/authors weren’t nominated.
Curious of others' thoughts.
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It’s because originally it was meant to be one whole book, but due to all the extra info they found, it would have been too large to be one book, as it’s a total of 800+ pages, and both volumes were released last year. I think first was March and second was September. Would have been sooner between each other… but y’know, the virus that shall not be named held a lot of things up.jimrnemeth wrote:What is the thinking among members here? I consider them two separate books - separate ISBNs, publishing dates, etc. I own Volume One but not Volume Two. I wouldn't vote for them as a "set" if I've only read "half" of it.
Curious of others' thoughts.
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Plus Vol.2 starts as Chapter 21, it absolutely continues from Vol.1. I hope that helps.
In short, get Vol.2!
I guess the nominating has begun! Please accept my nomination of "Sacre bleu, c'est un Loup-Garou" as "Best Article." Written by newcommer J.A. Rossignol, this amazing "monster memory" appeared in issue #123 of Scary Monsters magazine. What happens when a camping trip goes awry in the Maine woods? Watch out for the Loup-Garou!
He's just MISUNDERSTOOD!Rodster wrote: ↑Jan 06, 2022What happens when a camping trip goes awry in the Maine woods? Watch out for the Loup-Garou!
PS. Congratulations on the nomination, my friend. It truly is well deserved!
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I'd like to nominate Scary Monsters as best classic horror magazine.
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Whoa! Of course I second this nomination!jimrnemeth wrote: ↑Jan 07, 2022I'd like to nominate Scary Monsters as best classic horror magazine.
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Thirded. They are doing it right.jimrnemeth wrote: ↑Jan 07, 2022I'd like to nominate Scary Monsters as best classic horror magazine.
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Hardly necessary, but I'd like to nominate Little Shoppe of Horrors as best classic horror magazine.
Definitely!Godziwolf wrote: ↑Jan 07, 2022Hardly necessary, but I'd like to nominate Little Shoppe of Horrors as best classic horror magazine.
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Godziwolf wrote: ↑Jan 07, 2022Hardly necessary, but I'd like to nominate Little Shoppe of Horrors as best classic horror magazine.
