406 Tue October 23 2012 - 08:24:03 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: The following books will soon be available as audio-books: CORROBOREE, FEELINGS OF FEAR, THE MANITOU, THE PARIAH, TENGU, MIRROR, THE HEIRLOOM, NIGHT WARRIORS asnd FAMILY PORTRAIT. I am negotiating for more to be released as audio-books and I should have some news shortly. 407 Mon October 22 2012 - 18:56:29 Fullname: Campbell Milton Email: boucaria@inbox.com Comments: Thanks. I had tried to clarify last week, I meant the audio book with Tony and Susan. And yes, Burgess is superb. I think you are right on with Sissy being played by Shirley !! I can see that in my mind ( with Long hair ? ). Anyway, I am looking for some audio books, but some I want are all downloads ( I know, I'm a dinosaur). If you ever had the option to have the Devils of D-Day as a Movie, would you do that ? That would be something I would definitely line up for !! Regards 408 Mon October 22 2012 - 13:57:53 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Why do newspapers repeatedly mix up "grizzly" (a sub-species of brown bear) with "grisly" (horrifying and bloody)? Maybe their sub-editors went to Eaten. 409 Sun October 21 2012 - 09:04:43 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Good idea. I'll mention it to her next time I see her. 410 Sat October 20 2012 - 16:57:28 Fullname: KR Email: Comments: All the leading roles for female characters over 50 go to Meryl Streep. If the script was good and the price was right, Streep would probably love to play a role where the main action is in Connecticut (as it was in TOUCHY & FEELY), since that is her home state. 411 Sat October 20 2012 - 08:06:48 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: manitouman1@yahoo.com Comments: Thanks for your comments about RITUAL, Campbell. I agree with you that it is better not to know what goes on in restaurant kitchens. THE MANITOU is available as a DVD through Amazon. I was delighted when Tony Curtis was cast as Harry Erskine because I thought he suited the role perfectly. In fact all the cast were spot-on to the characters that I had written about, especially Burgess Meredith as Dr Snow. I don't know who I would cast as Sissy Sawyer. Maybe Shirley Maclaine, because she is heavily into astrology and spirituality and is sufficiently oddball. 412 Fri October 19 2012 - 13:35:12 Fullname: Campbell Milton Email: boucaria@inbox.com Comments: I just finished re-re-reading RITUAL ( I found out years before ritual, the less I know about food prep, the better it is at a restaurant :-). Anyway, just had a spine procedure, and I watched PROMETHEUS in the afternoon, and read the last passage in the Book where Charlie goes through the Kitchen near the end. Anyway, Hoping to get some good copies of anything new by you. And I saw the listing for Tony Curtis and Susan Strasbourg (sp?) doing MANITOU and if that was still available, I would jump on it. I am interested to know if you prefer regular books to e-books, after all, where do you sign your autograph on an e-book ? :-) Thanks again, and I enjoy Harry Erskine's adventures in books ( I guess I have always associated Harry with Tony Curtis ). As the comics say here, nuff said ( for the moment). I would love to see Sissy Sawyer as a film; who would you see as Sissy ? 413 Tue October 16 2012 - 20:12:49 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Novy...of course you can have an autograph...just send your mailing address to manitouman1@yahoo.com 414 Tue October 16 2012 - 19:44:43 Fullname: Paul H Email: Comments: Just been going through my old book collection, in fact, have just started reading again after about 12 years playing computer games blah blah. Forgot how the imagination flies when reading good books. Anyway just wanted to say after pulling out your books (Family Portrait, Burial, Manitou, Death Trance) that you were and still are one of my fave horror writers (horror is all I have ever read). You are defo on a par with James Herbert and better than Stephen King. Shame the Manitou film wasn't that great. Is it true you books aren't printed anymore? If so, will have to find them all (unread ones) in second hand shops. All the best, Paul. 415 Tue October 16 2012 - 16:24:34 Fullname: Novy Email: Comments: In that case, if I can also ask for an autograph? 416 Tue October 16 2012 - 08:13:14 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Thanks for your enthusiasm, Jenny! And I don't think my books will do your son much harm! Why don't you send me your mailing address to manitouman1@yahoo.com and I will send you an autograph? 417 Mon October 15 2012 - 19:19:58 Fullname: Jenny Löfving Email: Comments: Hello again, your Swedish fan online once again: Will you ever visit Sweden let me know and ill be first in Line to have one of your books signed w your autograph. Or easier: do you have an adress where I send à book? Would be great! I have already (dont tell the authority) introducerade your novels to My 12 year old son, he already reads English remarcably well!, and he'd be so impressed to see your signature. 418 Mon October 15 2012 - 18:22:30 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: How boring was Felix Baumgartner's jump from 23 miles up? Very boring. And David Blaine in his silly electric suit not taking a poo for 72 hours. I mean, please. Life is boring enough already without imposing these extra-boring stunts on us. 419 Mon October 15 2012 - 13:20:03 Fullname: Graham Masterton Email: Comments: Have you ever taken anybody to court? I have, when a publisher broke a contract, and it was the biggest waste of time and money you can imagine. 420 Mon October 15 2012 - 09:05:24 Fullname: Novy Email: Comments: "Years ago a well-known horror author copied the seance sequence from THE MANITOU almost word-for-word in a book of his" Graham, Is not that copyright infringement that carries criminal court proceedings? << 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 >>
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