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Well, I didn't like to mention it. I suppose it's too late now.

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. I noticed the error, but thought you'd correct it soon enough.

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Mine just arrived today!

I sure hope it lives up to the hype. Haha. Just kidding, Quentin. I have no doubt it will be excellent, as all of your other works have been.

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Great! Glad to hear that copies are arriving safely hither and thither. Please brew a cup of your favourite beverage and enjoy.

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Well I've just finished the book and felt I should post some words of praise but I'm not really articulate enough to do it justice. It's a masterpiece. Morbid Tales and Rule Dementia! were excellent but in terms of range, emotional intensity and evocative power this collection is even better.
It would be interesting to know if Thomas Ligotti has read it. I think he would like it a lot.
(Um, any word about the chapbook? Me want more!)

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Thank you. My general feeling was that this is a better collection than the others, so it's good to receive corroboration.

I don't think Ligotti has read a copy yet. It's possible that he will - I'm not sure.

With regards to the chapbook, I think Dan's pretty busy at the moment with Cinnabar's Gnosis, so I haven't received any updates on that front. I haven't forgotten about this, either, though. I'll enquire again soon and see if there are more details to divulge. I'd like this to come out sooner rather than later, of course, but I'm not sure how the schedule is right now.

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It was my pleasure to meet Quentin a few nights ago and to get him to sign my copy of Cinnabar's Gnosis. Here's two photos of Quentin from the occasion:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2719/...d8fbdcc8e6.jpg

Quentin's on the extreme right, of course... From right to left, the other people are Hannah Lawson, Thomas Newton, Me and Sarita Sikka. The theme of this photo was hats but some had to be improvised. That's always the way with hats, isn't it?

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2755/...24980d1d8e.jpg

This is a photo of Quentin with the steampunk druid, Gwillym Games.

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Yes, as we know, I've always been on the extreme right.

Thanks for posting these. They've come out well.

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Tuck your shirt in, Quentin!

My copy of All God's Angels, Beware! arrived yesterday. Beautiful book.

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Glad to hear another one has arrived.

I thought the rule was not to tuck. I thought these days that was the equivalent of... tucking your trousers into your socks, or something.

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On the plus side you probably weren't the one who drew the short straw when it came to that headgear rush.

Ironicaly I had a long and incredibly tedious discussion about that this afternoon ( don't ask). The general consensus was only to "tuck" shirts if there being worn with formal style jackets.