Pomegranate Press

Post by Diva Magenta
Maybe I'm wrong, but I would assume that KLS will likely do a tribute
book about Jonathan, his life and career. It would certainly be a
natural choice for a Pomegranate Press DS book, and the fans would love
it.
I know it's probably too early, but has anyone heard any talk along
these lines yet? It would be a wonderful book, and I'll be first in
line to get my copy!

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

--
Kishin

Z***@yahoo.com

2012-04-23 18:00:46 UTC

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Kishin

2012-04-23 18:12:19 UTC

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

--
Kishin

Diva Magenta

2012-04-23 19:49:36 UTC

Post by Z***@yahoo.com
Can we wait until he is in the ground
before speculating on this?

I apologize if any disrespect was inferred - certainly none was meant,
as I have always had the highest admiration for him. A book by KLS,
eventually, just seemed like a lovely idea for a tribute.

Diva

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His favor. Christianity is the good news that God has reached out in
love to us through His Son, because He knows that our arms are not long
enough..."

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Diva Magenta

2012-04-23 19:55:21 UTC

I would definitely buy one (as I have
most of their DS books).

I do, too. I remember how exciting it was when her first one, Scrapbook
Memories, first came out and I rushed out to get a copy! Along with
that one, I've purchased most of the others that have come out. Don't
have a complete list, but I don't have the book on the revival series or
the Movie book, but I think just about everything else.

Diva

--

DivaMagenta @}{~~>~~~>~~~>~~~~~

"Religion is man's futile attempt to reach out to God, trying to earn
His favor. Christianity is the good news that God has reached out in
love to us through His Son, because He knows that our arms are not long
enough..."

http://divamagenta.webbywarehouse.com

Z***@yahoo.com

2012-04-24 06:14:30 UTC

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

He may have died 10 days ago but the news wasn't released until many
days later.

Kishin

2012-04-24 13:57:52 UTC

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

He may have died 10 days ago but the news wasn't released until many
days later.

Just being literal.

--
Kishin

Z***@yahoo.com

2012-04-24 06:16:41 UTC

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

Not necessarily. Considering it wasn't released to the public for many
days he may not yet be in the ground.

Wiseguy

2012-04-24 10:38:02 UTC

Post by Diva Magenta
Maybe I'm wrong, but I would assume that KLS will likely do a
tribute book about Jonathan, his life and career. It would
certainly be a natural choice for a Pomegranate Press DS book, and
the fans would love it.
I know it's probably too early, but has anyone heard any talk
along these lines yet? It would be a wonderful book, and I'll be
first in line to get my copy!

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death,
but I can see it happening after a respectful time. I would
definitely buy one (as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

Not necessarily. Considering it wasn't released to the public for many
days he may not yet be in the ground.

What does public knowledge have to do with burial?

Z***@yahoo.com

2012-04-24 17:53:21 UTC

Post by Wiseguy

Post by Diva Magenta
Maybe I'm wrong, but I would assume that KLS will likely do a
tribute book about Jonathan, his life and career. It would
certainly be a natural choice for a Pomegranate Press DS book, and
the fans would love it.
I know it's probably too early, but has anyone heard any talk
along these lines yet? It would be a wonderful book, and I'll be
first in line to get my copy!

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death,
but I can see it happening after a respectful time. I would
definitely buy one (as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

Not necessarily. Considering it wasn't released to the public for many
days he may not yet be in the ground.

What does public knowledge have to do with burial?

Maybe they had preparations they had to do prior to
burial/release of the death?

Maybe Jonathan Frid put in his will that it not be
annonced until x days later?

Do we even know for a fact that he has been buried?

Tim

2012-04-26 04:50:43 UTC

Post by Wiseguy

Post by Diva Magenta
Maybe I'm wrong, but I would assume that KLS will likely do a
tribute book about Jonathan, his life and career. It would
certainly be a natural choice for a Pomegranate Press DS book,
and the fans would love it.
I know it's probably too early, but has anyone heard any talk
along these lines yet? It would be a wonderful book, and I'll be
first in line to get my copy!

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death,
but I can see it happening after a respectful time. I would
definitely buy one (as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

Not necessarily. Considering it wasn't released to the public for
many days he may not yet be in the ground.

What does public knowledge have to do with burial?

Especially in the world of Dark Shadows.

Tim

--
"That's the problem with goals. They become
the thing you talk about instead of the thing
you do."
~ Cherry Darling

Kishin

2012-04-24 14:00:46 UTC

It may be a bit early for KLS to try to profit from Frid's death, but I
can see it happening after a respectful time. I would definitely buy one
(as I have most of their DS books).

Can we wait until he is in the ground before speculating on this?

Considering he died 10 days ago, it's a safe bet that he's in the ground.

Not necessarily. Considering it wasn't released to the public for many
days he may not yet be in the ground.

When the news is released to the public has nothing to do with it. In
the west, it is tradition to bury the dead within 3 days of their death.
I think it far likely that he's been buried (or cremated, or whatever)
by this point. Have you considered the possibility that the news wasn't
released till after the funeral so it wouldn't be inundated with fans?
Maybe the family just wants a little privacy.

--
Kishin

Z***@yahoo.com

2012-04-24 18:01:28 UTC

Post by Kishin
When the news is released to the public has nothing to do with it. In
the west, it is tradition to bury the dead within 3 days of their death.

Not necessarily. There have been deaths in this part of the US of A
where the wake/funeral are as much as a week or more after the
death.

It could be months later if the medical examiner gets involved.

The delay also could be because it was in Canada.

Post by Kishin
I think it far likely that he's been buried (or cremated, or whatever)
by this point.

Not necessarily. Depends on whether they have to wait for
some arrangements to be made, family members to arrive,

Post by Kishin
Have you considered the possibility that the news wasn't
released till after the funeral so it wouldn't be inundated with fans?
Maybe the family just wants a little privacy.

That is possible too.

Tim

2012-04-26 04:50:41 UTC

Post by Kishin
When the news is released to the public has nothing to do with it. In
the west, it is tradition to bury the dead within 3 days of their death.

Not necessarily. There have been deaths in this part of the US of A
where the wake/funeral are as much as a week or more after the
death.
It could be months later if the medical examiner gets involved.
The delay also could be because it was in Canada.

Are you saying Canadians are slow?

Tim

Post by Kishin
I think it far likely that he's been buried (or cremated, or whatever)
by this point.

Not necessarily. Depends on whether they have to wait for
some arrangements to be made, family members to arrive,

Post by Kishin
Have you considered the possibility that the news wasn't
released till after the funeral so it wouldn't be inundated with fans?
Maybe the family just wants a little privacy.

That is possible too.

--
"That's the problem with goals. They become
the thing you talk about instead of the thing
you do."
~ Cherry Darling

Z***@yahoo.com

2012-04-26 17:13:52 UTC

On Wed, 25 Apr 2012 23:50:41 -0500, Tim

Post by Tim