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[cyrano]

After finishing Christopher Moore's "Dirty Job", of course, I want to run an RPG based on it.
I also want to turn my short story (you know, the one I never actually finished writing) into the first chapter of a novel.
Because I'm insane.
I have another new phone, and maybe this one will last longer than a week. Number's still the same. I have all the makings for curry pineapple chicken. I have new BPRD.
I want a Coke. Really badly.

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[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Um.
I didn't think of it as 'dark'. I'd be happy to loan you some of his stuff (Agh. Somebody has my signed copy of Blood Sucking Fiends and I don't remember who), but I'd classify it more as absurd than dark. Even though he writes about vampires, demons, essential-valkyries, gods of death and war and all sorts of other goth-worthy subjects, he writes with a very 'average joe' angle on most of them.
Oh! And he also wrote about Coyote, which is oddly enough not how I discovered him.

[miss-friday.livejournal.com]

The panel with Christopher Moore is called "Dark Humor" and also has: Seth Greenland, Tara Ison, and Diana Wagman. Do you know these people?

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

Hunh. None of these other names rings a bell at all. And checking Amazon I don't recognize the titles either. ...You're on your own. (: Although from what I hear, Mr. Moore is a charming fellow and I would go to a panel he was a part of.