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Hi Everyone.

It's been a busy month for additions to the Horrorking mailing list -
almost 100 new members in the last 4 weeks. Welcome to all the new
members, and thank you for joining.

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Something of interest for everyone out there - Time are providing
excerpts of Dreamcatcher for you to read starting March 5th - ONLINE
for FREE!!!

Dreamcatcher won't be available at stores until March 20 (Actually
it's been released in Australia already - I'm getting my copy
tomorrow - I hope!), but on three consecutive Mondays -- March 5, 12
and 19 -- TIME.com will release printer-friendly excerpts from the
book of around 3,000 words each.

http://www.time.com/time/dreamcatcher/

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Simonsays also has some excellent postcards that you can send to your
friends. Thanks to the people that sent the link.

http://www.simonsays.com/events/DreamCatcher/

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Lilja's library (http://come.to/liljas-library) reports:

King placed number 13 on Forbes list of the most powerful entertainer
in the world.

The list is based on a combination of income, number of articles,
attention on TV and radio and number of hits on the web.

Here is the list:
1. Tom Cruise
2. Tiger Woods
3. Beatles
4. Britney Spears
5. Bruce Willis
6. Michael Jordan
7. Backstreet Boys
8. 'N Sync
9. Opera Winfrey
10. Mel Gibson
11. Mick Tyson
12. George Lucas
13. Stephen King
14. Steven Spielberg
15. Michael Schumacher

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Brian Freeman (http://www.brianfreeman.com) reports:

In the Borders bookstore chain's free monthly newsletter INSIDE
BORDERS there is a 2 page spread revealing King's thoughts about how
refreshing it was for him to write the first draft of Dreamcatcher
the old fashioned way, by hand. The issue also has one additional
page with an article about King's hometown Bangor.

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Jack Ruby has done an excellent review of the script for the Dead
Zone TV series that has been adapted by Star Trek producer/writer
Michael Piller and his son, Shawn.

http://www.fandom.com/smilinJackRuby/editorial.asp?
action=page&obj_id=262728

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That's it for this email. Have fun reading Dreamcatcher & I hope to
have some character lists online in the next week or so.

David
http://www.horrorking.com





Mon Mar 5, 2001 7:30 am

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