Ninja News
Ilima Todd just signed a two-book deal with Shadow Mountain – congratulations!
Mel Chelsey’s book, Adversarius, Shadow of the Rose: Book One, is now available in paperback on Amazon.
Jade Hart’s latest novel, Mirror Amour, is now available. Way to go, Jade!
Jewel of Shaylar
Archaeologist David Alexander investigates the cave where his father disappeared and hurtles into another world, one filled with magic and bizarre creatures…
Purchase at: Kindle US, Kindle UK, Nook, Smashwords, Kobo, Trade Paperback, and Goodreads.
Laura Eno. Speculative Fiction wordsmith. The secret to her stories? Spread lies, blend in truths, add a pinch of snark and a dash of tears. Escape into her world. She left the porch light on so you could find your way down the rabbit hole. Follow Me: Blog, Facebook, Twitter
May Monster Madness!
Hosted by Annie Walls.
How does May Monster Madness work? Well, it's a blog hop featuring posts about monsters! Anything you can think of as long as it has something to do with monsters... crafts, lists, movies, funnies (a personal favorite)... anything!
I decided to go with my favorite monster as a kid - Godzilla.
Yes, he was a guy in a rubber suit! But I’ll take a guy in a rubber suit over the monstrosity that was Emmerich and Devlin’s Godzilla. Here’s hoping Gareth Edwards can do better in 2014. (He rocked with 2010’s Monsters.)
And it didn’t hurt that Blue Oyster Cult did a tribute song to Godzilla!
Visit Annie Walls for other participants or to join this blogfest!
Cabbage
This is for Gary:
From Wikipedia
Have you ever been interviewed by Tammy Theriault? Excited about the new releases? Ready for Friday’s blogfest? Picking up Laura’s book? What is your favorite monster? Godzilla fan? And care to comment on the meaning of the cabbage…?
Don’t forget to visit Tammy Theriault!
I wasn't but I will be....hopefully!
ReplyDeleteHow funny, I was drawn to the site by the originality.
ReplyDeleteMeaning of cabbage?
ReplyDeleteLaura's book sounds terrific. And I'll go check out your interview.
As always Alex a post full of news and information but why the cabbage for Gary??????
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Godzilla is a cool monster. :)
ReplyDeleteNice news update...I always get the scoop here.
Popping over!
Thanks for the mention, Alex! :)
ReplyDeleteGodzilla is a great monster. I have fond memories of him...
I'm sure you had a wild time at Tammy's!
Cabbage. Gary. Anything's possible with that combo. ;)
I will have that riff running through my head all day long Alex. Great tune!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Laura and Ilima. I like the cover Sean settled with. It's nice and clean. Saw the ones he posted, but couldn't decide which I liked. This one is clean and elegant.
ReplyDeleteChecking you out at Tammy a little later.
Saw the interview. It was so funny!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla! Great monster! I always thought he was just a little lizard in a giant lizards body! Completely understood! ;)
ReplyDeleteHere's my MMM'S for today Carmen Jenner Author and Book Me!
Happy Hopping! =D
That is a freakin awesome cabbage!
ReplyDeleteOh, and the Godzilla post wasn't too bad either! Great stop. i stumbled on this little piece of radness too http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdn4L6M7Aog.
Here's my day III MMM at Design du Jour.
Me love Tammy!
ReplyDeleteMe interviewed by Tammy past.
Me lost my hair
Luckily me still speak good...
Ah Godzilla, probably my favorite movie monster (although not a good remake). As far as my favorite movie remake, I would probably go with The Italian Job. I am heading over to read your interview now!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla is pretty cool as far as monsters go.
ReplyDeleteI'll pop over to that interview..
Sean's novella sounds interesting; I may have to add that to the pile.
ReplyDeleteGodzilla's my favorite monster too. I used to watch the Saturday morning cartoon of him when I was a kid. Of course, that meant dealing with Godzookie too.
Yvonne, you have to go back to my last post to find out.
ReplyDeleteLaura, you're welcome!
Mark, what hair?
Optimistic, that was a good remake.
Sandra, unfortunately it did...
I am off to read the interview now, well at least I was, now I am too busy pondering the meaning of cabbage.
ReplyDeleteRhonda @Laugh-Quotes.com
Sorry, I hate cabbage. Maybe you do, too, and that's why you showed it sliced in half?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteAs for cabbage, it's only palatable if slathered with butter, and I do mean slathered.
I do love Godzilla too... those Japanese original movies are the best. Hmm cabbage hey. Well I always add a bit to my soups:)
ReplyDeleteI do love Godzilla too... those Japanese original movies are the best. Hmm cabbage hey. Well I always add a bit to my soups:)
ReplyDeleteVery confused about the cabbage. Looking forward to your blogfest on Friday, though.
ReplyDeleteI've often wondered about the meaning of life...but never the meaning of cabbage. Do tell. And I couldn't get past the jerky editing in Godzilla to get scared. Dracula was my scary guy. I used to sweat like hell in the summer when I was a kid by keeping my windows closed so a bat couldn't get in. I told my mom I was afraid a bird would get in.
ReplyDeleteI always liked Godzilla.
ReplyDeleteGodzilla vs Mothra ftw and congrats to Laura! (:
ReplyDeleteCongrats to ilima! Such exciting news. And Godzilla. Yeah, does that ever bring back memories. The one that always comes to my mind is the one with Perry Mason. ;)
ReplyDeleteha. love that blue oyster cult song! godzilla rocks...and before the 1984 movie they had that short godzilla vs. bambi...ha...not sure why that one stuck with me...
ReplyDeleteLoved Godzilla as a kid. Best. Monster. Ever.
ReplyDeleteLoved Godzilla as a kid. Best. Monster. Ever.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the Ninja's with upcoming releases! Was never much for Godzilla. More of a King Kong fan myself when it comes to urban distruction;) lol. Sound like some super fun bloghops coming up!
ReplyDeleteTons going on at your lawn and yeah I'd rather take the guy in his rubber then that crap remake of Godzilla too. Hmm sounded wrong, just a bit.
ReplyDeleteI'm headed to Tammy's blog right now :)
ReplyDeleteI still don't know why the cabbage. Laura's book is getting a lot of exposure today, congratulations. Haven't checked your interview yet, but I will.
ReplyDeleteJO ON FOOD, MY TRAVELS AND A SCENT OF CHOCOLATE
I haven't been interviewed by Tammy but I'm heading over there now to read your interview.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Laura! I love the cover of that book.
ReplyDeleteOff to check out your interview and see how well you survived the grilling. :)
My brother is the monster fan but I may well get dragged along, lol. Off to see your interview...
ReplyDeleteJust heard about Laura's new book. The premise sounds really interesting.
ReplyDeleteMan O Clay, it's good in hot and sour soup.
ReplyDeleteSean, you're welcome.
Donna, and he wasn't even in the original version of Gojira.
Brian, I remember that short!
The thing I loved about Godzilla is how he'd just kick a building down. All of these modern villains rig elaborate explosive devices that takes half an hour of plot just to understand, but no, not Godzilla. He just gets a nice running start and punts the Empire State Building like a big rectangular football.
ReplyDeleteGuess I'll have go see Gary cuz you have me stumped on the cabbage...Looking forward to the blogfest - yours are always so much fun. Heading over to see how Tammy tortured you!
ReplyDeleteTina @ Life is Good
Co-host, April 2013 A-Z Challenge Blog
@TinaLifeisGood, #atozchallenge
Just over at Tammy's. That was a whirlwind!
ReplyDeleteI'm one of the few that liked the Godzilla remake. Sure, some of the dialogue was cheesy but I though Godzilla destroying Manhattan during a storm was pretty darn awesome.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the new remake of Godzilla too!
I'm off to see Tammy.
I'm still laughing over the survival badge.
ReplyDeleteFriday should be epic! I can't wait to read all the posts!
Great cover for Laura Eno!
Favorite Monster? I'm fond of The Alien, from Alien. Perhaps not a typical monster but it scared the crap out of me when I first watched it.
HMG
Awesome! I love Tammy's interviews. And I was such a big Godzilla fan too as a kid. The only one in my fam. Everyone else liked the other guys. I remember being the only one rooting for Big G when it was him vs. Kong. lol
ReplyDeletecabbage- yuck
ReplyDeleteI know people who are diehard Godzilla fans. I'm more of gizmo fan. :) Nothing after midnight....
Good song by Blue Oyster Cult!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout-out! And your interview with Tammy was hilarious. Glad you made it out alive. Maybe Gary is trying to avoid cancer???
ReplyDeleteBrandon and Bryan, good point!
ReplyDeleteTina, it wasn't pretty...
Karen, that's a good one!
Heather, we'd never seen anything like it, which was another reason it was scary.
PK, a lizard that flames should always beat a furry ape!
Yay for Laura's FANTASTIC book!
ReplyDeleteOne of the best things that could happen to me as a kid was a Godzilla marathon on a weekend afternoon. I was always bummed when it finally ended. Very curious to see how Legendary Pictures handles it, and if it will eventually cross over with Pacific Rim like Del Toro wants.
ReplyDeleteI follow Tammy! Inner interviews are hilarious :D
ReplyDeleteFollowed along to Tammy's. Loved the interview. And congratulations to Laura.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Godzilla! But I've said that before. I'll check out the interview.
ReplyDeleteLee
An A to Z Co-Host
Tossing It Out
Happy Monday! Thanks for all the links and info. Will head over to Tammy's!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla will never die! :-) He is a great monster. Heading over to Tammy's now.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to everyone with new books! And congrats to Ilima on her contract.
ReplyDeleteI already visited Tammy's page. Great fun interview!
I was never much of a Godzilla fan.
ReplyDeleteHeaded over to Tammy's now...
Hey Alex! Had a blast and anything weird for Gary seems normal. Go Ilima and all the other success stories!!
ReplyDeleteHey Alex! Had a blast and anything weird for Gary seems normal. Go Ilima and all the other success stories!!
ReplyDeleteI like the taste of kimchi. That's made from cabbage.
ReplyDeleteI too am a fan of Godzilla. I liked the whole Monster Island thing with the two tiny girls that would sing to the giant moth.
That was a frigging hilarious interview! Let us know when you are done with Honey Boo Boo.
ReplyDeleteAnd getting rid of the handbook? Smart move :D
Apparently, Tammy has great taste in interview subjects. Either that or she's one brick short of a load. Nah, she has great taste!
ReplyDeleteI used to watch Godzilla movies with my dad when I was growing up.
ReplyDeleteSo many friends, so many books! Congrats to all! And who knew Tammy, or you, could be so out there?!! Oh hey, did you hear? This morning on the Today Show, Bradley Cooper admitted to always wanting to be a ninja!
ReplyDeleteLol - Godzilla. You reminded me of those precious moments spent around my grandparents watching that, one Sunday afternoon. Cheer Alex X
ReplyDeleteShah x
shahwharton.com
In the monster category right now I'm feeling...Dragons. Congrats to all the authors of new releases today and what's up with giving Gary cabbage? Why not some Chinese Take out? Will check out your interview with Tammy, she's a riot.
ReplyDeleteI remember watching the Godzilla cartoon when I was a kid!
ReplyDeleteI love Gary, and I'm intrigued. Does Penny eat cabbage?
ReplyDeleteSo many fun books and links. I'll go check them out.
Be well, Alex.
xoRobyn
So much news going on!
ReplyDeleteI survived a Tammy interview too! She is crazy with the questions, but I am crazy with my thinking, so it was a perfect fit!
Ilima, you're welcome!
ReplyDeleteJohn, those marathons were always cool. Godzilla would make a great crossover with Pacific Rim.
Thanks again, Tammy!
Joylene, I'd go for great taste.
Nancy, I'm ahead of Cooper - awesome!
Robyn, not sure any dog eats cabbage.
OMG I loved to watch Godzilla movies, they were (are) the coolest ever!! Hadn't thought about them in a while. Oh and cabbage...I like it.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I can combine 2 themes here. cabbage was one of the monsters of my childhood. Along with okra (shudder) and dandelion greens.
ReplyDeleteGareth should do a great job on his Godzilla movie Alex. He said, "I guess I will say I’m highly aware – and everyone involved is incredibly aware – of everyone’s opinions on what this film has to do and what it has to be. And no one will do anything but the right thing. Without addressing anything specific, everyone knows how important is to get it right." He'll make it work if they give him enough creative control.
ReplyDeleteI love the classic monsters of the silent and early sound era, including of course some of the original creations played by Lon Chaney, Sr.
ReplyDeleteGodzilla. I miss monster classics like that. I would say I wish they'd make a new one...but they'd probably just ruin it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all the writers/books mentioned...
ReplyDeleteCryptic cabbage...
I'm off to Tammy's place------
Loved your interview with Tammy! And I am definitely intrigued with Laura's book! Sounds fabulous!
ReplyDeleteso many great things happening to writers and i love laura she is a doll... congrats to all.
ReplyDeletei had a shoot on the beach today, girl in bikini... gorgeous. i love freelance that my job is too wipe the sand off between takes.
sorry i am bragging...
Congrats to all the authors! Godzilla was one scary creature. I can't wait to see you over at Tammy's!
ReplyDeleteJulie
Hope I have time to get in on the movie remake blogfest. Sounds like fun :)
ReplyDeleteGodzilla - awesome pick!
Loads of great publishing news again today, congrats to all. Not sure about the cabbage reference???
ReplyDeleteHeading off to Tammy's blog!
Elizabeth, yours was great.
ReplyDeleteLisa, okra still scares me.
Maurice, I hope they give him that creative control. Sounds like he will be to Godzilla what Jackson was to LOTR.
SL, Japan keeps making them, we just don't get to see them often.
Rub it in, Jeremy!!
Emilyann, please join us!
I use to love Godzilla and how off the audio was. It still makes me laugh-lol!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all...cheers! We need a blog party! ;D
Oh, Tammy will do a fab interview...off to visit!
I've never seen a Godzilla movie!
ReplyDeleteBut as for cabbage, your post reminded me I'm going to shred some for fish tacos tonight.
After your interview with Tammy, I think my approach will be, if she ever approaches me, to run away.
ReplyDeleteScreaming.
Aside from being a gassy person, lolol! It a dimwitted person. I know you can't be calling Gary a cabbage head.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I remember Saturday Chiller with more Godzilla movies than about anything else. I always disliked the creepy dude that climbed out of the Lagoon and wrecked havoc and terror on everyone. Godzilla I could watch because it was so fake. I don't like horror or monsters and my guys love them. Go figure. :-)
Sia McKye OVER COFFEE
Wonderful that you keep up with everyone's new book releases!
ReplyDeleteCabbage reminds me that I need to buy some to make cole slaw :)
Mary Montague Sikes
I love the name "Quintessential of Absence". That's a hook right there! Congrats to all!
ReplyDeleteNope, never been interviewed. I'm off to read your interview now. I love Blue Oyster Cult.
ReplyDeletePenny loves cabbage?!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla was a man in a suit!??! Jamais!!!
One of the trailers to ST was some film called "Pacific Rim" but the trailer started with this great big monster coming out of the sea and the first thing I thought was "oh my goodness, they've gone and done a Godzilla remake!!!!" only to discover it wasn't! I have no idea what the relevance of the preceding bit is to your post but I'm just back from watching ST and OH MY GIDDY AUNT!!!!! is all I'm saying!!
Off I go to read your interview with terrific Tammy!
Take care
x
Ah, Godzilla- our lizard friend from the east. How could you not love him?
ReplyDeleteLots of new releases. Very exciting!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you survived the interview, Alex. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited for Ilima!!!! And there's always good news on your blog, which I think rocks awesome balls because everyone is always doing such amazing things.
ReplyDeleteNow I know the secret of wearing Liederhosen that are crushing his meatballs, but I even know ninja Alex has a thing for Kate Beckinsale and Godzilla! Enlightening! lol
ReplyDeleteCabbage? Hehe. Your blog post titles always make me laugh!
ReplyDeleteJohanna, you need to watch one! And one of these days I'm going to try a fish taco.
ReplyDeleteAndrew, she's rough!
Sia, that meant you were outnumbered on movie nights.
Melissa, you are cool!
Kitty, now you're taunting me!
Congrats to Laura! Lots of great Ninja News out today. :)
ReplyDeleteYou're brave to get interviewed by Tammy. I barely survived myself! (But it was so much fun!) I'm excited for Laura. I'm a Godzilla fan, definitely.
ReplyDeleteReady for the blogfest - kinda. Love BOC's Godzilla, actually I also love Godzilla. I think he was just a poor misunderstood lizard. And, I'm not gonna touch that cabbage with a 10' pole.
ReplyDeleteGodzilla is the monster of all classic monsters! There are a lot bloggers to congratulate! I'm ready for the blogfest on Friday!!
ReplyDeleteWow, lots of great information as always. I awarded you the sunshine award on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex! And great interview. Omgah... I laughed quite a bit. xD
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Ilima, Mel, Sean, Jade, and Laura! :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I read your interview at Tammy's and found it very interesting. Guess what I have on my bookshelf? That's right. It's the Ninja Handbook!
I watched the awful Matthew Broderick remake in the cinema years ago - the only film I'd ever considered walking out on ...
ReplyDeleteHaha! I love that "I just want to go home and draw bunnies" picture!
ReplyDeleteCabbage heads from 2nd City TV? I miss that show... Cabbage Head vs. Godzilla and Gamera would be awesome.
ReplyDeleteSo many great books out - Tara, Ellie, Laura, Sean, and I'm sure I missed someone terrific.
An interview with Tammy seems like an experience not to be forgotten! Congrats on your survival.
ReplyDeleteI've only really seen the 90s remake of Godzilla - it was memorable because I saw it with my friends in a tiny village cinema when we were hiking in the Lake District, but it was pretty bad!
Love Laura's book cover!
ReplyDeleteI've heard interviews with Tammy can be quite intimidating. I'll stop by and check yours. (I'm sure you nailed it!) Godzilla always cracked me up - he was too rubbery to be scary!
ReplyDeleteI love Godzilla! I even have a niece nicknamed Gabzilla because she destroys her brother's LEGO cities. As for cabbage, I define it in one word: coleslaw.
ReplyDeleteI've always had a soft spot for Godzilla, the rubberiest of all monsters.
ReplyDeletemood
Cabbage is yet another thing that Shrek doesn't want to be compared to. He's like an onion, darn it. :)
ReplyDeleteChristine, we can sport our badges with pride.
ReplyDeleteFaraway, you are extra cool!
Thanks, Murees!
Mel, you're welcome.
Carrie, are you prepared to be a Ninja?
Mary, that made me chuckle.
Jenn, that's funny!
Lydia, that's right!
Thanks for the book announcements. Laura Eno's book and The Quintessence especially caught my attention.
ReplyDeleteAs for monsters, I think Frankenstein (the original from the 1930's movies) will always have a warm place in my twisted heart. But it was the original Mummy that scared the crap outta me.
To this day I -still- love (old school) Godzilla films with "Godzilla vs. Megalon" being my favorite :)
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to Gary, I don't want to even hazard a guess as to the cabbage reference...lol.
I'm looking forward to the Remake blog hop, as well :)
I'm with you about Godzilla. But, hey, "The Blob" is historic cool.
ReplyDeleteCabbage? Hmm, he likes kimchee?
Laura Eno's book sounds really good! I love the cover.
ReplyDeleteNice picture of cabbages.
Lamb and cabbage is a very good dish. We traditionally eat it in the fall, when the ranchers bring their sheep down from the mountains where they (the sheep) have been feeding all summer >:)
ReplyDeleteCold As Heaven
Ah Alex!
ReplyDeleteHope you found the time to draw some bunnies. When I'm finished here, I shall go check out your interview with my adoring fan, Tammy.
Look at all those links to all those wonderful people. I think I have the missing link, but that's another story.
Speaking of Godzilla. Aint the classic movie, "Bambi Meets Godzilla!", worth an academy award.
Yes, me also been interviewed by the gosh darn lovable Tammy!
You know Alex dude, you are so popular, you could put up a photo of a cabbage and get a zillion comments and another thousand followers....
Thank you, good sir. Lettuce think some more about cabbage.
Gary
I loved Godzilla too - something strangely endearing about the 'little' guy :)
ReplyDeleteTammy's interviews ALWAYS rock! Off I go...
Mark, I'd go all the way back to the first Godzilla.
ReplyDeleteCold, that's good to know!
Gary, that was a funny short. And knew you would appreciate the cabbage. Even if no one else had a clue.
I'm off to read your Tammy interview, Alex. :D
ReplyDeleteAren't cabbages where they grow those Cabbage Patch dolls?
ReplyDeleteWill check out the interview.
I could never figure out where BOC got the idea for a song about Godzilla unless it was a metaphor for the dangers of history repeating itself...or some such. Anyway it was a fun sing a long!
ReplyDeleteCabbage = sauerkraut = yum!
That was an interesting interview...I can't say I've ever read one quite like it. Haha. Congrats to Laura on the release of her new book! I have no idea what the cabbage means...hopefully, you'll tell us on Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteSo many new books. This makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteThe meaning of cabbage is to be turned into coleslaw right?
ReplyDeleteI haven't been interviewed by Tammy, but some day!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla. I remember watching it from behind a chair on Monster Movie Night. I was supposed to be playing with the other kids, but I liked the scary monsters even then.
Shannon at The Warrior Muse
Go Go Godzilla! Zombies have always been the scariest monsters to me; but I think I love a good old fashioned Dracula movie. You know, before they glittered and had angst about being a vampire.
ReplyDelete......dhole
Pahaha, your interview with Tammy is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteDG, yes they are.
ReplyDeleteChuck, either way, I'm glad they geeked out and wrote the song.
DWei, that's one good use!
Donna, before they were watered down...
tammy's interviews are hilarious!
ReplyDeletefantastic author news!
and looking forward to friday's fest =)
I never heard of Tammy, but after that badge, I HAVE to check her out.
ReplyDeleteAlways liked Godzilla too. They're doing a remake in 2014?? Hadn't heard that one!
Cabbage to me means pork & sourkraut with mashed potatoes. YUM!
Ooooh that sounds like such a fun blogfest! Wish I could jump in.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Laura!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla was always fun to watch!
Godzilla is a cool monster. I would love to create one such monster for my children's books. Will hop over to Tammy's to read your interview.
ReplyDeleteI have a great stuffed-unstuffed cabbage recipe from my mother-in-law, which uses green cabbage. I love putting red cabbage raw in salad.
ReplyDeleteThis was quite the diverse post!
Hi, Alex,
ReplyDeleteBack safe and sound in my WONDERFUL office. The sunshine is streaming through the windows and it's warming up to 88 ... YAY. I arrive yesterday and it was a freezing 50 degrees! THAT'S CHICAGO.
I just read the interview at TAMMY's ... LOVED IT! I so needed that laugh. You guys are hysterical.
I have a BAZILLION things to do, but I want to BLOG. SO I will.... LOL.
Already spent the early hours unpacking. SO NOT FUN. AN explosion of clothes, books, cds, baking stuff, food, gadgets, and what nots are ALL over my condo as I write this.
Do I care?
YES... I am INSANELY anal and organized ... BUT ... It will take days, so I must balance my time with dropping by my blogger buddies places...
My boys loved those Gozilla movies when they were little. We had lots of them on VHS.
ReplyDeleteNot ready for Fridays yet.
Terri, they are making another one!
ReplyDeleteRachna, one that will endure...
Theresa, I'm all about the variety.
Michael, one thing at a time! You have all day to organize. Enjoy some blogging. And glad the interview amused you.
Hi Alex .. Of cabbages and Gary - that was one long search! Found him and comment ... love the photo of the cabbage though! Fresh spring cabbages are just coming in here ..
ReplyDeleteMust get over to check out your interview with Tammy .. bought Laura's book, and yours on Kindle - I'm up and running finally, and Sean's novella looks a good read ..
Cheers for now and I see Michael's back in Chicago .. getting agitated about his 'mess' - Hilary
Congrats to All!!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved the interview!
Monsters? I think I forgot to post, or did I sign up? Anyway, my favorite monster is still Sully or maybe one of the fake ones from Scooby Doo.
And Cabbage? Well, it has layers like an onion and makes people smell. :)
Hahaha! I'm DYING to go read that Tammy interview... I bet it's awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm so happy for Ilima! Such great news. And I hope you're doing well, Alex. Feels good to finally be back into the world of blogging!
:D
Yes, I think The Quintessence of Absence is a very interesting book!
ReplyDeleteLots of great books coming out. I loved Godzilla as a kid too. My brother and I would watch them and laugh. So awesome!
ReplyDeleteGodzilla, and I have to add King Kong(!), are two of the best monsters.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Saturday afternoons with Godzilla. Ah, fond memories. I'm loving the monster fest. :)
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of that song, sorry! Skipping the monster fest, nothing to contribute.
ReplyDeleteHilary, thank you!
ReplyDeleteTyrean, and they would've gotten away with it had it not been for those meddling kids.
Morgan, we've missed you!
I'm going to go with the non-compliant cabbage patch award on this one. It seems like it would fit Gary very well and he'd have a lot of fun with it.
ReplyDeleteGodzilla scares me until this day and YES I'm so curious about the cabbage.
ReplyDeleteJeez I am behind. I don't know which way is up anymore. Godzilla was one of my faves, but I really dug Rodan cuz he could fly.
ReplyDeleteI went
ReplyDeleteI read
I'm back...
Cabbage! It is the best of food, it is the worst of food. It all depends on who does the cooking...
Oh haha, I totally forgot about that Blue Oyster Cult song! Not sure I should thank you for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteOkay, off to Tammy's.
Fun trailer:) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJewel sounds like a great read.
Have a good one, Alex.
I love Tammy's interviews, so I'm headed over now.
ReplyDeleteAwesome book news!
Congratulations to Laura! And Godzilla rocks.
ReplyDeleteGodzilla is the bomb. Why does Gary get cabbage? Looking forward to Friday. :)
ReplyDeleteYay for all the releases! And I must admit, my nephews love Godzilla to an extreme measure but I've never really checked out any of the films!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I don't remember Godzilla from the movies, I remember him from the cartoon. I used to love that, even if it did mean putting up with Godzuki :). At least he was cuter than Scrappy Doo ;).
ReplyDeleteTasha's Thinkings
Read the interview and posted. Glad no one got shot. You guys sounded like you had fun, and that's pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteI've never been interviewed by Tammy but it sounds like it's quite the honor! On my way to go read yours right now! :)
ReplyDeleteCabbage is a fiber that goes with Swedish meatballs. Eeuueuw!
ReplyDeleteCabbage tastes great... but guaranteed to make my nights regrettable.
ReplyDeleteWow, loved the interview! Tammy sure gave as good as she got! Congratulations on the new releases everyone!!! Have to admit, I love cabbage, especially polish cabbage rolls my step dad makes! Favorite monster I hate is "The Blob." I know, sounds like I'm an idiot, but when I was a kid it scared the you-know-what out of me and I cried. Don't like "Bigfoot" monsters either, as I grew up in the woods.
ReplyDeleteThat cabbage looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteThe interview was hilarious, Alex. I never knew what either one of you were going to say next!
Jai
That head of cabbage could be a writing prompt, so yes, I believe you could get comments for posting just an image.
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