1 Tue February 09 2010 - 08:43:11 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Note the illustration for the movie script of DEMON'S DOOR which I am auctioning in aid of my son Roland and his wife Melissa's London Marathon Run on April 25 for the Havens Hospice. This illustration is bound into the movie script. 2 Mon February 08 2010 - 18:16:29 Fullname: Michael Masterton Email: Comments: Belated birthday wishes Graham.I don't get on the laptop much these days ...looking after my elderly mother (93)takes a lot of my time,too tired to do much after a day's care. 3 Mon February 08 2010 - 10:46:57 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Big Nev...since the introduction of internet book-buying, publishing dates have become increasingly arbitrary. The official UK release date for FIRE SPIRIT is March 25, but I understand that copies are already being shipped to the warehouse and could be available as early as this week. The official US publishing date is June 1, but again I expect you will be able to get hold of it a whole lot earlier depending on who you buy it from. 4 Sun February 07 2010 - 12:02:46 Fullname: BIGNEV Email: Comments: Hi Graham Is there a definate release date for Fire Spirit? yet again the main order sites have conflicting dates! Play.com is saying March 1st, Amazon is saying the 10th April, i placed an order with Play and they already took payment yet said the book is still released in March! 5 Sat February 06 2010 - 09:42:41 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Sharon...Misquamacus sends you his personal thanks. Incidentally, for French readers, THE MANITOU has just been re-published in a mass-market paperback edition by Milady, along with my commentary about how it came to be written. 6 Fri February 05 2010 - 17:23:08 Fullname: sharon leybourne Email: leybourne2@live.co.uk Comments: just read the original ending for the manitou, must say you made the right choice with the one you published. it was an amazing book and is still my favorite book of all time. 7 Fri February 05 2010 - 11:19:13 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Helen...thanks for your very complimentary message. Yes, there is a new Jim Rook book coming out very soon, DEMON'S DOOR. There will probably be one more sometime in 2011. BLIND PANIC is the final appearance of Harry Erskine, but there is another Sissy Sawyer book on the way, plus a fifth Night Warriors adventure. 8 Fri February 05 2010 - 11:16:25 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: ....continued, don't know what happened then! This bound script is unique since all future drafts will have various corrections and amendments. Offers from £50 upward, please, to manitouman1@yahoo.com. Also for auction (check the News section for a picture) the matching identity tags worn by Wiescka and myself for the Fantasy Festival in Wroclaw, Poland, last year. Shiny cards with Storm Troopers on them, and long fabric loops to hang them around your neck! Again, unique. Offers over £10, please 9 Fri February 05 2010 - 11:12:40 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: So far for auction in support of my son Roland and his wife Millie's London Marathon Run on April 25, in aid of Havens Hospice for terminally ill children: The first draft of the motion picture script for my new Jim Rook novel DEMON'S DOOR, written by the producer Fred Caruso, who was also the producer of BLUE VELVET, GODFATHER 1 and BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES, amongst many others. Properly bound, with a full-color illustration of a horrifying Tibbles the cat inside. 10 Thu February 04 2010 - 21:41:19 Fullname: Helen Lander Email: Comments: Hello Graham i am a huge fan with a collection of about 90 various novels! i am so excited to hear there will be another Jim Rook book for me to read. my question is "are there plans for any more Harry Erskine adventures?" these are characters i have grown to love over the years and i think the same will happen for Sissy Sawyer! From the moment i read Ritual you got me well and truely hooked and unable to put a book down until the end! Thank you so much for getting me into horror books again as yours are like no other! best wishes Helen xx 11 Thu February 04 2010 - 13:51:33 Fullname: jason harris Email: dirtyharris92882@gmail.com Comments: Master 12 Wed February 03 2010 - 12:59:59 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Jason...I am glad you enjoy the Night Warriors so much. In fact one of the characters in DEATH DREAM is similar in some respects to the hero in Avatar (a disabled chap who becomes a great warrior in his dreams). The recent advances in CGI have led me to suggest a Night Warriors movie to several producers I know. Obviously I would love to see them brought to the screen. More news when I get it. 13 Mon February 01 2010 - 18:30:09 Fullname: jason harris Email: dirtyharris92882@gmail.com Comments: Don't you think it is about time that "Night Warriors" was put into the process of being made into a kick ass motion picture? I know Mr. Graham Masterton that you really want to see this happen, we have exchanged a few words about it in the past. We both agreed that special effects such today would make that possible. I will never forget the bullets that sucked pieces of flesh out of people rather than sending a projectile into them. I shouldn't call them bullets, but you know what I am talking about. The part in the snow and the clockwork city, and the rest of the novel, kicked ass. I have never read any fiction book that has stuck with me such as "Night Warriors". "Death Dream" was also a perfect sequel. Try throwing it on the table once again suggesting it to become a movie, it would be a block buster and make you millions. Also this is totally off subjet, but are you looking forward to "Tron Legacy"? If you haven't heard, which I bet you have, it will be released this year. The trailer is great, and the only other movie I could hope for would be "Night Warriors". I refuse to die until it becomes a movie. Sorry to make this such a large post, even though I could have made it much larger. 14 Sat January 30 2010 - 11:17:15 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Sorry to hear about your laptop problems, Vanessa. At least you have a copy and there are plenty of scanning programs you can buy so you don't have to go through the hassle of typing it all out again. I can't think how I ever had the stamina to type out all of those 800-page historical sagas and retype so much of them when they needed correcting. I'm glad you got plenty of amusement from the rubber-ball exercise. It's great, isn't it? I can't remember if I've ever tried it myself. I suppose some record like "Do You Know The Way To San Jose" would be an appropriate accompaniment. If you look in my bibliography you will see a complete list of all the sex books I have written, including many for women. Bear in mind, though, that most of these were published in the 1970s when sex had only just been invented. 15 Fri January 29 2010 - 17:33:31 Fullname: vanessa Fletcher Email: flissthecat@hotmail.co.uk Comments: Hi Graham/All, (It's been a while!)....Please don't mention the book, i've had untold technical problems with it (ie Laptop wiped file and i only now have ONE paper copy. It means i now have to re type the whole thing. I could cry) Anyway, i got your book 'How to be the perfect lover' and i just had to tell you that my friend and i had an hysterical night reading it! Especially exercise 11 page 77 which involves a rubber ball on elastic and a record with a steady medium beat! Well, we were in uncontrollable fits of giggling over that one! Have you ever done the exercise yourself? How on earth did you come up with the idea?Does it actually work? My friend would like to know what kind of music has a medium steady beat? And is there a book you've written like this especially for women? You really are multi talented Graham and full of surprises! Regards, Vanessa. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 >>
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