Rachel
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Paul Tremblay:
Not a question, but mad props! I loved the book, and read it as an ARC. But I just read an article in which Stephen King refers to 11 of the books he found "scariest", and Head Full Of Ghosts topped the list! I was so happy for you, and "Ghosts", I almost started crying!!!!! Halloween is coming. Can we have more scary and twisted please? Congratulations!!!
Paul Tremblay
Thank you, Rachel! I did get teary eyed when I saw Stephen's tweet about my book. So crazy and amazing!
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Dean White
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Paul Tremblay:
Paul, I want to know what you think of the horror writers I’m reading right now. They are Brian Keene, Richard Laymon, and Jack Ketchum. I love Urban Gothic by Keene; The Cellar by Laymon; and Ketchum’s Off Season and its sequel Offspring. Do you like those 3? How about any of those books specifically? I would love to know what you think. Did they influence you at all? I still LOVE Head Full of Ghosts!
Patty Abarno
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Paul Tremblay:
hi Paul- So, I just finished "The Cabin at the End of the World" and I cannot stop thinking about this novel! Can you give me some incite into how you wanted the reader to interpret the ending? I read the book cover to cover in one day at the beach! It was so intense and well written, while also so full of twists and doubts. I'd love to hear back from you if you have the time! Thanks! Patty
Jim
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Paul Tremblay:
Your books take place in or around Boston (of the ones I've read at least). Any chance of you throwing in some easter eggs about St. Eligius hospital? Of course that would mean that all of your books take place in a snowglobe in the mind of an autistic child, but I don't know that that would be a bad thing....
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