Comments on: WWE’s Tiffany, the Rays, Canada, Roger Ebert, and words that inspired me http://www.jordiscrubbings.com/2010/03/wwes-tiffany-the-rays-canada-roger-ebert-and-words-that-inspired-me/ Tampa-based writer/blogger/analyst/comic/creative semi-genius Tue, 03 Jan 2012 13:49:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Jordi Scrubbings http://www.jordiscrubbings.com/2010/03/wwes-tiffany-the-rays-canada-roger-ebert-and-words-that-inspired-me/comment-page-1/#comment-93 Jordi Scrubbings Wed, 03 Mar 2010 05:57:28 +0000 http://www.jordiscrubbings.com/?p=722#comment-93 God Save the Fan is in my personal 200-book backlog. I have two book shelves. One for read, and the other for unread. I really should read more. As for King, I haven't read anything of his in years. I used to devour his stuff like his version of the Lawnmower Man when I was younger. God Save the Fan is in my personal 200-book backlog. I have two book shelves. One for read, and the other for unread. I really should read more. As for King, I haven’t read anything of his in years. I used to devour his stuff like his version of the Lawnmower Man when I was younger.

]]> By: Brian http://www.jordiscrubbings.com/2010/03/wwes-tiffany-the-rays-canada-roger-ebert-and-words-that-inspired-me/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Brian Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:18:25 +0000 http://www.jordiscrubbings.com/?p=722#comment-92 King's book is definitely worth the fifteen bucks. Whether you like his style of writing or not (and there are certainly times I cringe - for the wrong reasons - while reading something he's written), the man is undeniably talented when it comes to weaving a story and bringing the reader into it. If I didn't have a fifty book backlog to work on, I'd dig into it again. Leitch's post was also exceptional. At his best, he is a terrific storyteller. I wish I had liked "God Save The Fan" more. King’s book is definitely worth the fifteen bucks. Whether you like his style of writing or not (and there are certainly times I cringe – for the wrong reasons – while reading something he’s written), the man is undeniably talented when it comes to weaving a story and bringing the reader into it. If I didn’t have a fifty book backlog to work on, I’d dig into it again.

Leitch’s post was also exceptional. At his best, he is a terrific storyteller. I wish I had liked “God Save The Fan” more.

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