Pardon my Yoda, 5/14/09

And suddenly out of the blue
A project that lacked a venue
Could be resuscitated
And I'm just elated
So posted I'll be keeping you.

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Unknown said…
Ha. I love this one. Is it Pratt? Is it Pratt?

BTW...could you please let your people know about The Worst Review Ever blog? I've mostly been getting book reviews (so far about 20 of them!) and would love to feature some actors and *other* writer types, etc., too. Only if you want, of course. But the blog is already HUGE, baby...HUGE I tell you: www.worstreviewever.com.

XO
May 14, 2009 at 9:07 PM
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