Hi Jim!
Thank you for your kind offer of friendship, I will gladly accept:)
My last "Time Detective" operation was on my family tree, yes all the way back to the crusades, I wanted to check some things and ended up budding heads with old french (a language I do not speak) but, I will find a way around it.
No guts no glory, right?!
btw. now that we are friends I should warn you that english is NOT my native language and I am too lazy to spell-check in my casual time all the time. I hope you will forgive my errors. As I will forgive yours. What your not planning on making any?? ;)
What is your favourite period in history? Or are you like me, it all has its charm and ties into eachother anyway.
You have a nice weekend too. I might spend some of it on this site. So untill then.....Isabella

A likely story but I would be more careful if you were having to tell a close friend that only your Mother bought your book according to Amazon's reports.
Still I'm glad that book getting good reviews and someone has to win award - why not you?
Jim

I want to apologize for the all the recommendations from me yesterday. I wanted to share the Stoker Award news, and I only pressed the send button once--I'm not sure what happened to create so many messages. Some weird glitch.

Argh...this is terrible...

Again, I'm very sorry.

-Jeremy

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-Jeremy :)

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Thanks for sharing, Jim! Some of my favorites are 1984, Slaughterhouse-Five, A Clockwork Orange, and The God of Small Things. They've all inspired me deeply.

Here’s wishing you a yippee-filled Yuletime overflowing with yard-long yams, yapping yoyo-yanking yetis, yak-milk yeast-cakes, and yellow yarn-yielding year-end yard-gnomes.

-Jeremy :)

don quixote but the book that probably affected me the most was the rise and fall of the 3rd reich which i read when i was in the 8th grade.
how about you?

Hi Jim!

If you don't mind sharing--I was wondering, what's your favorite novel of all time?

Here’s wishing you a fantastic day filled with fabulous friendships, fanciful festivities, and frolicking phantom footstools.

-Jeremy :)

PS--I'm glad to see that you gave four of favorite novels five stars.