I am in Union County. It is along I-84 on your way from Baker City to Portland. I live in a smaller town about 20 miles of of I-84.

Ha! Associated Content did come up with a brilliant name. Some people sign up for Examiner.com because they think it's associated with the San Francisco Examiner.
(I've fixed my error.)

ah! forgot all about 1408... i'm going to give that and Luckey's a try. thanks Brandon

what'd you think of the short stories in EE? the title story, and also the story about the Devil meeting the boy by the river. i thought that had so much potential, but a very boring ending... anything good to read in that 2nd half? I skipped the Dark Towers short story because i'm anal about reading original sources first before going onto related work. star wars, Dune, etc

Good to see you're still hanging around.

Hey Brandon: Finally decided to take this writing thing seriously. Maybe with someone potentially on my case I'll get something done.

Hi Brandon: Thanks for dropping by to read my work and for reminding me that I need to go back and edit.

richard dawkins <3
and i just bought another sagan book: the varieties of scientific experience. i have 3 other books, dragons and what not

thanks! that'll get me going for the year. i always love to make lists of authors that i need to experience. i'll try anything once

Hello Mr. Nolta. i was wondering if you knew any good books to suggest for me, namely ones that are in the vein of philosophy and science? intellectual fiction, if you will? i don't know, i just need new authors

Brandon -- in my opinion, Shades of Grey is Fforde's best yet. By a long shot.
And if you haven't read any of Eoin Colfer's standalones (Airman, The Wish List, etc), you're missing out.