Update: the foreword is a bit of a hoot. As is A Mormon and His Wives Dancing to the Devil’s Tune (p.64). It’s fun just opening pages at random to see what happens.
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2 comments on “Pretty things”
Ahhh. This is the first one I’ve heard of in the wild. Phew! I had been getting virtually daily reports about just when the shipment was due.
But: ‘Pretty’?! Fill a book with hacked off limbs and monsters and we get pretty. I knew it. I said “More gore, we must have more blood. We want to hit the demographic arching between teen wannabe gangsters and the medical student set”, but do you think FUEL would listen to me?
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But it is pretty! (And clearly hot off the press - mmm, smell the glue…)