VAMPIRES DON'T SPARKLE discussion

There is no email available for anyone to contact Stephenie Meyer. I know she used to have a blog somewhere, but I'm pretty sure that's gone. However, I found this on some Twi-tard website. It's an address that you can mail a letter to her old school. LOL. Go ahead and write to her and tell her how she ruined vampires, etc.

Hell, I'm doing it! I'm currently taking my time thinking it out and carefully writing the letter. I'm not going into a rage about it or using foul language. If any of you guys want to do this too, I suggest you stay away from curse words as well, but communicate in whatever means you think is affective. Here is the address...

Stephenie Meyer
c/o Author Mail
Little, Brown and Company
237 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017

wow, that's funny

I guess, but I'm serious about it.

I know you are, it's funny that she down to hiding behind snail mail. Talk about being ran off the face of the planet. Makes me wonder if she will ever write again?

E.B. wrote: "I know you are, it's funny that she down to hiding behind snail mail. Talk about being ran off the face of the planet. Makes me wonder if she will ever write again?"

Well her book The Host was not bad...so I hope she continues work on that series.

I didn't read The Host, but heard that the movie bombed. Oh yeah, and I did read some crap she said about Twilight being the reason critics didn't like The Host movie. Is that true?

If so, what a dumb bitch

I didn't dislike her books (wait for it) they weren't world turning or greatness, but fun. What I hated, was she used vampires... I mean aliens she called vampires. She has no respect for the culture, or history. In fact, she has never read any other vampire book. In away, she destroyed vampires for us who loved them by making them mainstream in all the wrong ways. The Host was a good book (only if you can push your way through the first half) and the movie was just ok.
Her style of writing is different, I would like to see her write more, but only if she stays away from vampires. Being a writer myself, and loving what I do, I would hate to bring so much hate upon myself for my work that I would lose the will to write. Still, hopefully she will never use the word vampire again.

I actually do hate her writing, that's why I was like "I can't take this anymore!" after finishing the first book. I just couldn't read anymore of them. She's one those writers like Dan Brown, where it's popular but at the same time there are many people who are like, "why the hell is this crap popular?" (LOL...I don't know if I should be saying that or not, cause I actually liked The Da Vinci Code). But, I think you put it best, E.B., when you said "she destroyed vampires by making them mainstream in the wrong ways". And that is my major problem, is what she did to vampires, took the most badassed monsters and turned them into watered down, sissified versions of what came before.

And it's true, that she wrote a vampire book without reading another vampire book or even researching them at all. Even after she wrote Twilight she wouldn't read anyone else's vampire stuff. She said she tried to read The Historian, but couldn't do it because "they were to far away from her vampires". Talk about narrow minded. And movies! Her husband tried to get her to watch The Lost Boys, but she wouldn't do that either.

I like what you said, E.B., about her making them mainstream in the wrong way. If you don't mind, E.B, I'd like to quote that in my letter to her. I won't use your name, I'll just say something like, "a good writer friend of mine said....etc.". If it's okay with you that is.

If you haven't done so already, you guys should check out E.B.'s Melabeth the vampire series, it's a pretty good read.

I agree. I actually liked the books but they should have been about aliens or something. They were NOT vampires!