Die in Stephen King's next book.

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Holy fucking crap.... Okay that was totally weird. I started typing out a reply to you and when I looked at the screen what I typed had come out backwards. I swear I don't know how that happened but it's tripping me out... =/

What I was TRYING to say was;

The Green Mile was actually a series of 6 books, published one per month for six months. By the time the last one was published all six were at the top of the New York Times best sellers list simultaneously. Then I think, after the story was made in famous because of the movie, it was rewritten and rereleased as one whole book.

I think.

I'm still freaked out about my typing coming out backwards.

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Originally Posted by GHoSToKeR

What I was TRYING to say was;

The Green Mile was actually a series of 6 books, published one per month for six months. By the time the last one was published all six were at the top of the New York Times best sellers list simultaneously. Then I think, after the story was made in famous because of the movie, it was rewritten and rereleased as one whole book.

I think.

I'm still freaked out about my typing coming out backwards.

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It said that on the back of the book. I got it when that came out and I never heard of it before.

The entire book was before the movie.

That's what's so weird about my story.

Yeah, that's cause with Stephen King novels so many directors want to turn his books in to either movies, TV series', or TV special-type-things (like on HBO or something). 'Cause he kicks ass. :)

So, you should read the book, The Green Mile was beautifully written (and beautifully directed).

I do agree ghost fantastic reading.Dean R Koontz great also they are actually the type of reading that keeps me interested.I seen to loose interest in books quite easily if they get a bit boring and never finish them.Those two fellas have extremeley creative genius writing talent.I wish i could write.

I loved the book hearts in atlantis, amazing fucking book, the whole death in uetero of an entire generation.
Its an amazing book, I recommend to anyone else.
And think of the way our society has ogne that instead of being paid for having a character based on you in a book, but PAYING to have a character based on you die in a book...Your paying "the man" to pay attention to you.
Well fuck that.

I have read the Green Mile, beachguy!

Canadabis, yeah i've got Hearts in Atlantis. I haven't got round to reading it yet.


I have way too many Stephen King books. lol

That's pretty impressive. I have books on half of the two first shelves on my bookcase. 97.2% of them are in various corners of various right angles throughout my house.

Hey, they're just some of my Stephen King books, the paperbacks. I have a few of his hardbacks, also, but my phone is a bitch and will let me upload a few photos and then quits on me. lol