Wil I'm sitting here watching the Rose Parade and I was wondering what Pasadena is like gearing up for this? Also do ever attend or is it considered it uncool for natives to attend? Btw Happy New Year

I'd love a copy. BTW when can we expect MFTF II?

Wil, I just order my copy - I've enjoyed all your books so far and absolutely loved your reviews on TVSquad (in fact those reviews are what lend me to this blog and all the wonderful things I've discovered thanks to you.) So I'm really looking forward to this and can't wait for future reviews. Good Luck! and Good Luck at wootstock - ever consider coming to NY State and doing a few shows?

Wil, I watch Criminal Minds regularly so I was so hoping you weren't going to be the "unsub" but then... the eye in wall and I knew - "Wil's the unsub" - ok lets watch him get his creep on. And man you sure did. Great job!

Wil, very, very cool music. I have always loved ambient music and this stuff is great - Thank you man - have a great day!!!

What a riot - I haven't laughed so hard in a while - thanks I needed that. I hope someday I can see you live but until then thanks for posting this.

Wil, instead of an anthology let me recommend an author who writes both novels and short stories. I have been a fan for over 30 years and have rarely been disappointed. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro has awards and accolades as long as my arm and I can assure you they are all well deserved. She’s written many novels and short stories but what shes known best for is her character Count Saint-Germain, a four thousand year old vampire who is always the good guy in all her stories. She’s about to release her 20th book about the count and has written several short stories with him as her central character. Each story leaves you wanting more. Her latest group entitled Saint Germain Memoirs is available at Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Saint-Germain-Memoirs-Chelsea-Quinn-Yarbro/dp/1934501018/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196286932&sr=8-1). I know this is more fantasy then SF, but her use of language is well worth the side trip. BTW when your done give the book over to Anne if she’s into intelligent romance and history – the count never disappoints. http://www.chelseaquinnyarbro.net/index.html BTW I almost forgot, you will probably find her in many of the anthologies listed here by the others.

Way to go Wil - enjoyed the show as always but especially great with you in it. Hope you had a great holiday and a have a great weekend with your son.

Wil, you got mentioned in TV Guide's Ask Ausiello as a scoop on upcoming guest stars on Numbers http://www.tvguide.com/ask-ausiello -- way to go. I love this show and can't wait to see you in action.

Wil, got your book today, read it today, laughed today, cried today (damnit Wil you just had to bring back the memories of finding George dead under the tree didn’t you) sniffle, sniffle. I got it in pretty good shape (in New York State) it was a little bent but that in no way diminished the contents. So here’s my review. First you should know that I grew up in the sixties (without the benefit of hippy parents, sadly) and came of age in the ’70’s (graduated HS in ’79). I’m afraid I spent waaaaay to much time partying in the ’70’s and early ’80’s to become a real geek so a lot of the stuff you talk about I wasn’t in on. However that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate the passion with which you tell the stories or how well written the stories are and Wil, they ARE, they really are. Wil, I enjoyed the book very much and look forward to your efforts in fiction.

Hey Wil, Happy belated Birthday!

I've just read it for the 2nd time and I think I cried even more. Thank you for sharing that moment with us.

Ian Anderson should hook up with this guy and go on tour. Fracking Amazing!