Rick’s answer to “Hello Mr. Riordan. How would you feel if a fan got a PJO inspired tattoo with your permission?” > Likes and Comments
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funny as always Mr. Riordan. I really love your books. you are my inspiration to become an author.
Hi Mr. Riordan. You are an amazing author. My friends and I have a whole fan club about PJO! Thank you for making Percy Jackson and all the amazing characters and settings that come with it!
I think the whole “you'll regret that in 20 years” is a generational thing. I'm in my mid 50's (and still love your books) and every time I hear someone say they're going to get a tattoo I have the exact same thought.
I've always enjoyed the wonder of good fantasy books and I think the books for young adults are the most fantastical. You can’t hide behind sex and violence in YA books and so there has to be good world building and characters or the book isn’t worth reading. I had a pretty rough childhood and retreated into fantasy books as a teen and so maybe that is a big part of that too.
Unless somebody comes up with a new way to actually apply tattoos without needles, along with removing them. Maybe a type of ironing parallel to a sun lamp.
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funny as always Mr. Riordan. I really love your books. you are my inspiration to become an author.
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Hi Mr. Riordan. You are an amazing author. My friends and I have a whole fan club about PJO! Thank you for making Percy Jackson and all the amazing characters and settings that come with it!
I think the whole “you'll regret that in 20 years” is a generational thing. I'm in my mid 50's (and still love your books) and every time I hear someone say they're going to get a tattoo I have the exact same thought. I've always enjoyed the wonder of good fantasy books and I think the books for young adults are the most fantastical. You can’t hide behind sex and violence in YA books and so there has to be good world building and characters or the book isn’t worth reading. I had a pretty rough childhood and retreated into fantasy books as a teen and so maybe that is a big part of that too.
Unless somebody comes up with a new way to actually apply tattoos without needles, along with removing them. Maybe a type of ironing parallel to a sun lamp.
