Letters From the Labyrinth
Brian KeeneA weekly newsletter for fans and friends of writer Brian Keene.
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Good morning. I’m Brian Keene and this is Letters From the Labyrinth — a long-running weekly newsletter for friends, fans, and family. And this…
Letters From the Labyrinth 414
“In promulgating your esoteric cogitations and articulating your superficial sentimentalities, amicable, philosophical, and psychological observations, beware of platitudinous ponderosities. Are we really the Dream Police?” — Rick Nielsen
Letters From the Labyrinth 413
Took a break on Friday and — while Mary and John Urbancik minded the store — I drove up to New Jersey where I had dinner with my brother-in-law and sister-in-law, and then went to see my niece in a production of The Baker Street Irregulars....
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Probably the time I’ve heard my fellow author and pal Wrath James White the absolute happiest was back when his son, Sultan, was around 10 years old (if my memory serves). Wrath had given Sultan a copy of THE RISING as an early present on C...
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Bestselling, multi-award winning writer of Horror, Fantasy, Crime, Non-Fiction, & Comic Books. Also serves on the Scares That Care charity's board of directors.
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