Cate
posts on 11/22/2006 8:52:45 AM
Recently got all excited thinking that one of my all time favourite books was being made into a movie. Big mistake obviously. Why hasn't someone optioned this book? It was a bestseller and exremely marketable to the industry one would think. I am totally confused, absolute rubbish is getting produced and a top story like this doesn't!! Why?????
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tiffany
posts on 11/16/2006 6:02:59 PM
i read this book a few years ago i really enjoyed it so i had my sister,my daughter and finally my husband read it they all thought it was great. id there a movie out or one coming out of the descent?
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vidmar
posts on 11/8/2006 5:51:08 AM
i think jeff should write a book about strange - great- quirkey-crazy climbers-like seth shaw-fritz stammberger-mugs stump-norman clyde-fred beckey-guys that were never famous almost just myths-thanks vidmar
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Tegan
posts on 11/5/2006 10:51:30 PM
I would just like to know why the best book I have ever read has been cheaply plagiarised into a poorly put together movie with no real substantial story line. If Jeff Long does happen to read this I would just like to know if he is going to do anything about it?
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posts on 6/5/2006 6:52:48 PM
Hi, I dont know if someone ever read this post, but if it does, I really need to get any information about the writer Jeff Long, Id like to know him. In his official website dont have any contact information. Im from Argentina. Thank you
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Dennis Palmer
posts on 2/18/2006 12:33:02 AM
Dear Jeff,
When I started reading THE RECKONING, I remembered MICKELSSON'S GHOST by John Gardner. Remembering that novel, I wanted to see how you would develop your novel. I liked the book. The setting was very good--Especially with the theme of water and the secrets that it could reveal to Molly.
THE RECKONING was the first of your works that I have encountered. The book was in my registration bookbag when I attended Bouchercon36 in Chicago. I live in Chicago.
Your work impressed me. I was especially pleased with how the novel was able to come to closure so seeminglly effortlessly. I enjoy a novel more when the author can end the story in such a way that it encompasses all of the paths and issues that the story brought forth.
Good luck,
Dennis
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Rick
posts on 5/10/2005 2:39:17 AM
I went to high school with the pilot and his wife. She and I are still very close friends. We are talking about a book about the entire scene. Drop me a line if you are interesting it opening up any dialog.
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