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

I do really like Hunter S. Thompson, and I find myself seeking his works more so than anything else but... I feel kind of weird calling him an author.

Until recently I would have said Patricia A. McKillip. And well...yeah, her still. But I'm getting very attached to Stephen King.

Hehe... not really. Do you? I might just know, if I paid more attentions to your posts in the lounge. :(

Do you have a favourite author? I feel like...this is something I should already know.

I probably won’t seek it out, then.

Eh...I don't know. I didn't read the whole thing. I wish I had kept it instead of giving it away though. But it wasn't exactly what I was expecting, so I was like, smurf this trash. It's just him going on about the horror genre though. I think.

No, I haven’t. I’d remember a book with that name, and I haven’t. Should I?

I forgot about that one. That doesn't smurfing count anyways. You haven't read Danse Macabre, have you. HAVE YOU.

In On Writing, huh? I think it’s more of a discipline thing... maybe. It’s something that frustrated me out of writing, because I just couldn’t do it. Not without making myself feel sick at what I was writing, anyway. And it is also why I would force myself to write. I guess that’s another Stephen King book that I have read: On Writing.

Everybody always tells you to do that. Just write even if you don't feel like it. Stephen King says write four hours a day and read four hours a day or else you can't do it. Jesus