why hasn’t Eoin or Disney or Hyperion or anybody contacted me for this url yet
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styofa doing anything
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

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i don't do bad sauce passes
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Today's Document
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Jules of Nature
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Three Goblin Art
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why hasn’t Eoin or Disney or Hyperion or anybody contacted me for this url yet
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Rock on \m/
why hasn't Eoin or Disney or Hyperion or anybody contacted me for this url yet
*changes cover art halfway through series*
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Eoin Colfer at the Dublin launch of Books to Die For (x)
keeping it hip and funky fresh~
ERMAHGERD WRITEHRS
Eoin Colfer at the Dublin launch of Books to Die For (x)
FYI
Artemis Fowl (Book 1) is available for free in Kindle version on Amazon right now
It’s true!
A great chance to get some of Mr. Colfer's work (legally!) for free :)
Author of Artemis Fowl visits Camp Half-Blood (x)
Interviewer: When I told a friend I was reading Plugged, he wanted to know if there were any fart jokes in it. Because farts seem to recur quite a lot in your books. I did find one fart reference.
Eoin Colfer: I can’t remember now. I hope I limited myself to just one. The old flatulence jokes got a bit out of hand in Artemis, so I think it’s time to leave those behind me, if you’ll pardon the pun.
Interviewer: God appears and says you can only write OR read. Which would it be?
Eoin Colfer: I would have to say read. Otherwise I could only read my own stuff and how shit would that be. Especially since I wrote it.
Interviewer: The pitch for your next book is...?
Eoin Colfer: It’s a time travel trilogy where the FBI have discovered a wormhole and are using it to hide federal witnesses in the past.
Interviewer: What's your most satisfying writing moment?
Eoin Colfer: I think when Artemis Fowl was voted the UK’s favourite Puffin Classic ever. In your face, Roald Dahl. Sorry, that was childish.
Interviewer: Which fictional character would you most like to have been?
Eoin Colfer: I think I would like to have been Doctor Watson. Watson followed Holmes around taking notes, so he was involved in the thrilling adventures but also got to do what I love best: write. Having to fight in the Afghan wars might be a bit of a drawback.