286 June 13 2003 at 14:32:06 Fullname: Joe Lansdale Email: www.joerlansdale Comments: jonathan, hope you do enjoy the book. It is one of my favorites of my own. And if you need copies of my books, you can go to THE HAP AND LEONARDS SITE, or my site at www.joerlansdale.com, and search through HOT STUFf for reference to book sales. My daughter also sells books, and I can see if she can give her web address to this board. 287 June 13 2003 at 01:04:09 Fullname: Jonathan Email: JReitan47@msn.com Comments: Joe, Jason, and Wayne -- Thanks for all the tips and recommendations! I just returned from the library and picked up A FINE DARK LINE. I know I'll love it because I love going to drive-in movies. I dont know why, but the description of the book reminds me of Stephen King's IT. It may be because it's set in the 50's and deals with kids. Of course I haven't read any of it yet so that could change as I read more. 288 June 13 2003 at 00:22:17 Fullname: Wayne Email: Comments: Guys, When you have some extra money and want to start building your collection of Joe's books with autograph 1st editions at very reasonable prices, visit Joe's website. That's where I purchased more than half of my books, and Joe doesn't charge you for shipping or handling. In fact, he'll even throw in a Dr. Pepper and a bag of vanilla cookies with the order. 289 June 12 2003 at 19:06:44 Fullname: Jason Blemings Email: jblemings@aol.com Comments: I just bought quite a few JRL books from half.com at very reasonable prices (less than $10 including shipping). I was able to grab paperback copies of Savage Season (The 1st Hap/Leonard), Cold In July, Two Bear Mambo (hardback),Mucho Mojo, and the Drive -In (Double feature Omni-Bus). Also check your local library- I found Fine Dark Line, The Bottoms, Freezer Burn, Bad Chili, Captains Outrageous & Rumble Tumble at mine!!! Happy Hunting! 290 June 12 2003 at 14:41:52 Fullname: Joe Lansdale Email: www.joerlansdale.com Comments: jonathan, glad you liked FREEZER BURN, it's probably the novel of mine that got the most mixed reaction, but I'm pretty fond of it. Drive-in is hard to find these days. Good luck finding Hap and Leonard, that shouldn't be too hard, though MYSTERIOUS no longer prints SAVAGE SEASON, which is the first one, so it is out of print. But they need not be read in order. I recommend you order MUCHO MOJO from the company if you are really interested. I also sell all these books, but am not shilling here. You can find out about the sales through the Hap and Leonard website. Joe 291 June 12 2003 at 02:09:26 Fullname: Kelly JOnes Email: kfj@cableone.net Comments: Hey John, it isn't a Hap and Leonard but you have to read "The Drive-In". It is my favorite anyway. I read when I was 15 or 16 and couldn't eat popcorn for years. 292 June 11 2003 at 21:45:23 Fullname: Jonathan Email: JReitan47@msn.com Comments: Joe -- I have been surfing around the Horror World message boards for a couple months now but today was the first time that I saw you had a board here! Just this last weekend I picked up my first book of your's (FREEZER BURN) and I really loved it. I'm now on a quest to find some of the Hap/Leonard books which were recemended to me by many people. You've created yet another fan! 293 June 10 2003 at 19:36:35 Fullname: Joe Lansdale Email: www.joerlansdale.com Comments: I'm uncertain how many books have been set in the bottoms, but at least one of the Hap and Leonard books was set there, SAVAGE SEASON, and there is some of it in TWO BEAR MAMBO, and I know some short stories I've written. 294 June 10 2003 at 03:43:17 Fullname: Glen Krisch Email: Comments: Hey Joe, Just finished A Fine Dark Line in a couple sittings. It was great. You really capture the feeling of the settings in your work. I know A Fine Dark Line barely mentions the bottoms, but it made me wonder how many stories you've set there. I'd like to track all of them down. Keep up the good work, Glen Krisch 295 June 07 2003 at 20:27:50 Fullname: Joe Lansdale Email: www.joerlansdale.com Comments: It's great to hear of readers in Iceland. That's wonderful. Maybe I'll make it over there someday. Also, on the Winter Brothers, no need for me to say anything. They've gotten more publicity out of this than they deserve. There is plenty of material on the judgment on the internet. 296 June 06 2003 at 04:32:23 Fullname: Darkomik77 Email: Comments: Wayne, a looong story. The Winter Bros. have been going at it for years, losing one case then losing another. You want to read the whole story, check out the website of Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. They have the whole story there. I don't know if Joe wants to talk about it or not but I'll leave it to his own self. 297 June 06 2003 at 00:34:55 Fullname: Wayne Email: Comments: What the heck is that about? 298 June 05 2003 at 19:14:42 Fullname: The Autumn Brothers Email: Comments: HAZY SHADE OF WINTER: CA SUPREME COURT SIDES WITH DC by Beau Yarbrough, Staff Writer Posted: June 2, 2003
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