Send Me Stuff (Again!)
Remember how I used to have a PO box where you could send me stuff? During that time, you sent me so much stuff. It was good stuff. Funny stuff. Touching stuff. You sent me stuff you wanted me to sign--mostly books but sometimes cards or photos or pizza-stained napkins--and even better, you sent me letters. Some of them were dumb and said stuff like, "I haven't read ur book or seen ur movie but I like zombies can you sign this wad of toilet paper thnx" and I didn't understand why you wrote them. But most of them were sweet and wonderful and made me feel really good, and I probably wrote you back, and I hope my replies made you feel good too.
I closed that PO box last summer because I moved out of my Portland apartment and into my RV and since I was in a different neighborhood every week, I didn't know where to open a new box. It was a dark, strange time, and if I had received your letters and replied to them, my replies might have been grumpy. So I remained boxless, feeling sad as I imagined all the cool stuff I was not receiving from you.
This year, things are looking brighter. I bought my first house, a tiny little 1-bedroom hut in Seattle where I live in domestic bliss with my hairiest friend, Doctor Watson the Cat. I am still a deeply unstable person and will probably run away in my RV soon and disappear for a very long time, but now I at least have a permanent base to come home to. What this means--and what all this drivel has been leading up to--is that I HAVE A PO BOX AGAIN!
The address is:
PO BOX 31548
Seattle, WA, 98103
Send me ANYTHING. I love every object that appears in that box. If you want something signed, remember to include a pre-postaged return mailer.
Also remember that I can only return packages to US addresses. It's very sad, but international shipping requires a tedious process of filling out customs forms and waiting in line at the Post Office and I just have to draw the line somewhere. LETTERS, however, are no problem!
In conclusion, I love you all very much. I am constantly surprised and amazed that you continue to care about Warm Bodies even now that there are no TV commercials advertising it to you, and I hope you will stay with me long enough to read this big, weird, and in my opinion, kind of awesome sequel that I am writing.
Your friend,
Isaac
I closed that PO box last summer because I moved out of my Portland apartment and into my RV and since I was in a different neighborhood every week, I didn't know where to open a new box. It was a dark, strange time, and if I had received your letters and replied to them, my replies might have been grumpy. So I remained boxless, feeling sad as I imagined all the cool stuff I was not receiving from you.
This year, things are looking brighter. I bought my first house, a tiny little 1-bedroom hut in Seattle where I live in domestic bliss with my hairiest friend, Doctor Watson the Cat. I am still a deeply unstable person and will probably run away in my RV soon and disappear for a very long time, but now I at least have a permanent base to come home to. What this means--and what all this drivel has been leading up to--is that I HAVE A PO BOX AGAIN!
The address is:
PO BOX 31548
Seattle, WA, 98103
Send me ANYTHING. I love every object that appears in that box. If you want something signed, remember to include a pre-postaged return mailer.
Also remember that I can only return packages to US addresses. It's very sad, but international shipping requires a tedious process of filling out customs forms and waiting in line at the Post Office and I just have to draw the line somewhere. LETTERS, however, are no problem!
In conclusion, I love you all very much. I am constantly surprised and amazed that you continue to care about Warm Bodies even now that there are no TV commercials advertising it to you, and I hope you will stay with me long enough to read this big, weird, and in my opinion, kind of awesome sequel that I am writing.
Your friend,
Isaac
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Amanda
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Mar 04, 2014 10:54AM
whoo-hoo!!
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Didn't know the movie, until long after I watched it, is based on a book. I am a huge, gigantic fan of reading in general, but particularly books that have been made into movies. If I know a movie coming out/that came out is based on one, and if the previews interest me, I strictly read the book FIRST always, always!!! There are many, many popular movies I haven't watched yet because they are based on books and I still need to read them.
Yay! I had yet to read your book when you had the old PO box open and I can't wait to send you something. I dont know what yet, perhaps a lovely crumpled roll of tp for you to sign (unused of course) or a hat or something.I still say you should make your way to Kentucky as we eagerly await your next installment!
You seem like a really cool person! I just bought Warm Bodies on my kindle. I watched the movie first... and I loved it! I can't wait to read it! And I am glad that you're writing a sequel. Hopefully they make that into a movie, too! :)
