Taken From StephenieMeyer.com | Twilight Series | Midnight Sun
I’d rather my fans not read this version of Midnight Sun. It was only an incomplete draft; the writing is messy and flawed and full of mistakes. But how do I comment on this violation without driving more people to look for the illegal posting? It has taken me a while to decide how and if I could respond. But to end the confusion, I’ve decided to make the draft available here (at the end of this post). This way, my readers don’t have to feel they have to make a sacrifice to stay honest. I hope this fragment gives you further insight into Edward’s head and adds a new dimension to the Twilight story. That’s what inspired me to write it in the first place.
Doing nothing would entail me reading Stephenie Meyer’s Breaking Dawn. And I saw this in her site. “The writing is messy and flawed” — but her published work is the same. What’s the diff? Tee hee.
Okay. Now stopping being mean. But seriously. Intellectual rights and all — very serious stuff. People should respect that.
But I bet ya she’s earning a lot anyway. So what’s the beef? (What with the royalties to Twilight and all)
There’s this book contest happening at cigarette-girl’s site.
We all know I love reading books. So meh.
Fairy Tales Mother Never Told You by Benjamin Eakin
Why?
Because my mom never told me any fairy tales. So maybe I’ll have to make do with those that she never told me.
My mom, however, taught me the importance of books. She taught us to love them at such an early age — telling us that she would give us anything in return if we finish one book (she bought tons for us).
So I be reading Wuthering Heights when I was Grade 4 or something. I didn’t exactly understand what it was about but meh.
Oh. and I tried Googling it and found this:
Eagin, Benjamin, 1952 - . Fairy Tales Mother Never Told You - gay male fairy tales
See? Awesome book already!
P.S. If ever, can I have Life of Pi by Yann Martel instead? We have a friend nicknamed Pi and I’m sorta interested with her life. Thanks 8D