Bag of Bones

I'd have lost my mind trying to write something like that.

Well, I've just myself finished reading 700 pages, I think, of Bag of Bones.

And that was a thousand pages to begin with.

And I'm so glad that it was cut down because, well, anyway.

She supports the podcast, but she doesn't sit down with anime heart eyes and her hands underneath her chin looking up at me in complete respect and admiration for the work that I'm putting out into the art of creation.

So whenever I see that here, seen again most recently in Bag of Bones, I just, I find it inauthentic.

With all that being said, The conflict here is established with the character of Scott, who states that stories had been all he had, but now he has Lisey.

And this is going to be the inherent struggle with the character, the writer, the husband, and the man, who lives in two worlds but can't commit fully to either one of them.

Knocked me out.

Same thing with Bag of Bones.

That was another one that was kind of like that.

But yeah, I didn't know what to expect with Bag of Bones.

And it just I loved every second of it.

Bag of Bones is a trickier one for me.

It's a long one.

It's a good ghost story.

Yeah.

But yeah, this is one where, it's funny, remember Bag of Bones where I forced myself to read it in half of it in a day? Yeah.

I read like 60% of this in like one sitting just because I didn't want to put it down.

That's awesome.

hated

it.

What about the Moonlight Man and his Bag of Bones?

Bag of Bones, I was so excited.