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Date Posted: 05:32:40 06/12/02 Wed
Author: Karen
Subject: Re: FF.N
In reply to: Raquedan 's message, "FF.N" on 19:32:35 06/10/02 Mon

>Hey. I read Slayer after printing the entire thing off
>Fanfiction.net (sorry if I wasn't supposed to, but
>someone called the vampire akisha posted it, was that
>you?)

Yes, that was me. For a short time my publisher allowed me to post the ebook.

and I was just wondering if that was an unedited
>version because there were alot of typos.

Right again. Actually, what you have is an older copy (before the re-editing for the Collector's Edition). If you're interested in getting your hands on the new edition, which includes a bit of a "revamping" (pun intended) I highly recommend half.com as a good source of getting Slayer cheaply.

Also, what
>were those song lyrics in the front? Is that a real
>song? If so, can you tell me who recorded it?

The song is "Sweet Sorrow" by my musician friend Wayne Heath, a hot up-and-coming goth-techno-metal guy. "Sweet Sorrow" was written exclusively for Slayer but has not yet been recorded. As soon as it is, I will be offering it in a special package deal with Slayer. "Sweet Sorrow" will eventually finds its way to the Slayer soundtrack when the movie is completed.

Good hunting,

K. Koehler

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