Katiebabs: I keep hearing about Robot Chicken. I’ll have to check out!

I was at Comic Con :D

just bought Wicked Game at lunch. So far..I like it.

CrystalGB: Thanks! I really enjoyed it. The interview, that is, not the book. Though that’s fun, too.

Lori: Great to see you again, and did you know there’s a character in WG named after you? (OK, maybe not *after* you…)

PamK: Thanks! Ann asked some really fun questions.

TarotByArwen: You know, I need to check out more of DWJ’s work. All these years i thought I hadn’t read her, then come to find out she wrote one of my favorite books.

Lauren: MMMWAAHH! You’re my heroine. And no, I won’t fight you for Gerard. I hear you’ve got a mean left hookah.

Jn812: Actually, one of my Australian readers has already gotten it and read it. So call your local bookshops–lots of them have been ordering it, even though it’s only technically *published* in North America. They let the book outside the borders–it’s not illegal contraband. YET!

Lina: Thanks! You’re not just saying that, are you? Because you could come on and say, “Eh, the book looks sorta meh, but put me in the drawing anyway.” and you’d still qualify.

Pam: *waves* Thanks for coming along on the magical mystery tour!

Alexandra: No, not the pile! It’ll suffocate there. Best to put it directly into your hands. Or better yet one hand, with a drink in the other.

Azteclady: Have you ever seen GREG THE BUNNY with Seth Green? Hysterical show. It also had Eugene Levy and Sarah Silverman, comic geniuses. It had marketing problems because it featured puppets, so adults thought it was a kid show, but it was definitely ADULT and raunchy.

Dina: Thanks–I actually have a messy relationship with that song “Wicked Game” by Chris Isaak. I love it, but it was the theme song to my most pathetic breakup ever, when I was 22. God, I hope that guy doesn’t see this book and think it’s about him.