This was, for the time, mad and slightly shameful. I'd tell friends about these books, and they were largely unimpressed. It took years and years for most of them read them, if at all. This weird club I was in - the source of so many ribald adventures and camaraderie, was obscure in the extreme. I'm proud to say I've gotten
Today, at work, I cited as a reason for not wanting to be in for an 8 AM meeting on Monday the season's premiere of Season 2 of "Game of Thrones." (Shouldn't it be "Clash of Kings"?) Anyway, I may as well have dropped a grenade on the meeting table - absolutely everyone immediately starting talking about the series. They've ALL seen it, and they're all excited.
What a difference eleven years make! I only wish, that fateful day in 2006, the spec script I submitted had actually gotten me an interview with Beniofff and Weiss, what a dream that would have been! But even so, it's a delight to see my obscure interests become a real sensation, and just as much a pleasure to see