Meat Puppet
is smoother than a Sky Pirate. You know. Balthier. Not Vaan.

Do you think he's already forgotten?

It's a couple of years too late now, but if I see him again I will be sure to do that. Actually, I think I will. It would be really weird for him. It would take some time to sink in.

Yeah that makes absolutely no sense and I hate that. Ugh. So inconsiderate. Maybe throw it back in his face and demand the gunslinger from him

I've only read a couple of his books and On Writing.
That's what annoyed me when someone bought me the book. I would rather them have bought the first one for me. He knew everything about it but got it for me anyway. This is.. uhh... like, it's part of a series. It's not the first one, or the second or the third.. you'll have to find those somewhere.. but

smurfing hell.

I think it's definitely worth going out and buying the first one. The writing style is like....it feels really different than his other books, but the quality is the same. It's so good. And there is people and stuff from his other books :D Although I dunno how big of a Stephen King guy you are

Haven't read it, though I do own one of them. Wizard and the Glass or something. Someone bought it for me ages ago but I was never sure if I should read it or whatever.

Hmm okay. :D I'll pick it up and read it before I move on with the dark tower thing. Have you read any of that?

It's not scary. It's something, but I don't know how to explain it. Like, when I felt something was coming I felt unusually excited. I guess you would have to read it for yourself to know. Definitely recommended, though.

Ah okay so that's why you brought it up. Awesome. I've been wanting to read it for awhile now. Is it scary? I haven't found any of his books to be that way but I have heard that one is

Yeah, I do. I finished reading Pet Sematary yesterday and it was—almost embarrassingly—my first time reading it. Even though I have owned the book for like, oh I can't remember. 8 years or so. The worst part of that book was it was too easy to read. Gone too fast, and it's too early to re-read.