Charlie Huston's Blog, page 80

bendiswordsforpictures:This is where art is made:Jeff Lemire...

bendiswordsforpictures:

This is where art is made:

Jeff Lemire -Joe Kubert -Travis Charest -Jack Kirby
Esad Ribic -Daniel Clowes

I love seeing where people work.

todf:I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, even though I...

todf:

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, even though I know it’s one of my less popular opinions: Exorcist III is a better film than The Exorcist.

Truth.

Colleen Dewhurst devil voice!

Wayne Kramer To Helm Patrick Wilson, Alec Baldwin In ‘Caught Stealing’

Wayne Kramer To Helm Patrick Wilson, Alec Baldwin In ‘Caught Stealing’:

Just in time for AFM: Myriad Pictures has signed The Cooler helmer Wayne Kramer to direct Patrick Wilson and Alec Baldwin in Caught Stealing, an adaptation

Oh, hey, look, it’s my childhood.

Oh, hey, look, it’s my childhood.

Hi there. I've been a fan of your books for a very long time. As such I was wondering if you think there's a chance of you making an appearance in Florida at all? It would be pretty neat if that could happen. Just saying >.> Oh and thanks =]

Nothing in Florida on the horizon, but there’s no telling what the future will bring.

Looking forward to more Joe Pitt and more Skinner. Know the books cannot be hurried but Joe Pitt has been away for a long time and Skinner was left with this incredible emotional feeling leaving you wanting a full exploration of the characters lives and t

There will be no more Joe Pitt. From the beginning, I always planned to lay him to rest and walk away. He’s resting and I’ve walked. Skinner is a more difficult proposition. He’s a real burden as a character; very hard to write, but it feels like there’s more story there. I’m still chewing on what might happen next, but I can’t say for certain if I’ll continue his story or leave him be.

Looking forward to more Joe Pitt and more Skinner. Know the books cannot be hurried but Joe Pitt has been away for a long time and Skinner was left with this incredible emotional feeling leaving you wanting a full exploration of the characters lives and t

There will be no more Joe Pitt. From the beginning, I always planned to lay him to rest and walk away. He’s resting and I’ve walked. Skinner is a more difficult proposition. He’s a real burden as a character; very hard to write, but it feels like there’s more story there. I’m still chewing on what might happen next, but I can’t say for certain if I’ll continue his story or leave him be.

Looking forward to more Joe Pitt and more Skinner. Know the books cannot be hurried but Joe Pitt has been away for a long time and Skinner was left with this incredible emotional feeling leaving you wanting a full exploration of the characters lives and t

There will be no more Joe Pitt. From the beginning, I always planned to lay him to rest and walk away. He’s resting and I’ve walked. Skinner is a more difficult proposition. He’s a real burden as a character; very hard to write, but it feels like there’s more story there. I’m still chewing on what might happen next, but I can’t say for certain if I’ll continue his story or leave him be.

Looking forward to more Joe Pitt and more Skinner. Know the books cannot be hurried but Joe Pitt has been away for a long time and Skinner was left with this incredible emotional feeling leaving you wanting a full exploration of the characters lives and t

There will be no more Joe Pitt. From the beginning, I always planned to lay him to rest and walk away. He’s resting and I’ve walked. Skinner is a more difficult proposition. He’s a real burden as a character; very hard to write, but it feels like there’s more story there. I’m still chewing on what might happen next, but I can’t say for certain if I’ll continue his story or leave him be.

Looking forward to more Joe Pitt and more Skinner. Know the books cannot be hurried but Joe Pitt has been away for a long time and Skinner was left with this incredible emotional feeling leaving you wanting a full exploration of the characters lives and t

There will be no more Joe Pitt. From the beginning, I always planned to lay him to rest and walk away. He’s resting and I’ve walked. Skinner is a more difficult proposition. He’s a real burden as a character; very hard to write, but it feels like there’s more story there. I’m still chewing on what might happen next, but I can’t say for certain if I’ll continue his story or leave him be.