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From research, and not being too greedy. I am leaning towards amazon, and also including it in the KDP publishing so those who have already got prime reading can read it for free. With REAM, I don't see myself as a reliable writer enough to keep posting content. So I would feel guilty taking a subscription when I am actually not writing all the time. So I will keep you posted. I will need to make sure that people know about it so people can read it. -
By dl.spark1978 · Posted
Reposting my reply so I can easily follow this thread if the other should be deleted I would happily pay $10 for an Amazon ebook of that length. Good luck and do pass along details when you decide how to publish. -
By rusty pins · Posted
It's a very well known movie and the first in a 3 picture deal Don Knotts signed with Universal Pictures after he left The Andy Griffith Show. Andy Griffith had stated the show would go for 5 years, so Don Knotts started looking for other work options. He was such a big star on the Andy Griffith show he was signed up very quickly. Then after he had signed contracts, Andy Griffith decided to keep the show going. It was too late for Don Knotts by then, so Jack Burns was signed to play Deputy Warren Ferguson, barber Floyd Lawson's nephew. Jack Burns actually did a great job, unfortunately no one could replace Don Knotts as Barny Fife, therefor Warren Furguson only lasted a handful of episodes. Prior to the Andy Griffith show, Don Knotts used to play a great nervous character. There was an episode of The Andy Griffith Show called "The Haunted House" where Opie hits a baseball into the old Rimshaw house, supposedly haunted and Barny and Gomer go to retrieve it, only to run into strange noises. Barny does his nervous character and Andy suspects something less supernatural is going on and goes with Barny and Gomer to investigate. Turns out a moonshiner and Otis Campbell are scaring people away so they can run a still in the basement. Andy turns the tables on them and arrests them. The screenwriters of that show wrote the script for The Ghost And Mr Chicken partly based on that episode and to take advantage of Don Knotts's nervous character. Don Knotts is a typesetter for a local newspaper who wants to be a reporter. He is prompted by a coworker to investigate a 20 year old murder-suicide mystery at the old Simmons mansion where supposedly Mr. Simmons went crazy, stabbed his wife to death and then killed himself by jumping out the window of the loft of the house where he had an organ he used to play. Before jumping to his death, he cut the tips of his fingers, played a very terrifying song on the organ staining the organ keys with the blood from his fingers. They were never able to get the blood stains off the organ keys even though they used Bon Ami. Don Knotts goes to investigate the house on the night of the 20th anniversary of the murder-suicide, sees a portrait of Mrs. Simmons with blood running from her throat and garden shears stuck in her neck, but the worst is when he finds a secret passageway with a spiral staircase leading up to the old organ loft. He climbs up and sees the old organ with the blood stained keys. While he stands there shaking in fear, the organ starts playing that scary music and the blood stained keys are moving as if a ghost is playing it. Even though it is a comedy, that scene was so intense for me at 8 years old it traumatized me to the point I can watch parts of the movie but nothing in the house itself. In the end, Don Knotts solves the mystery but I won't spoil the ending. -
By Padded-Cellar · Posted
I was almost in diapers myself when it happened! I was only five, and i remember eating lunch at my babysitter's place. I looked at her tiny TV and saw the towers, but she told me to look away, so I did. I still snuck glimpses though, until she rotated the TV away. I was too young to really understand the impact or gravity of what was happening, I wasn't even familiar with the towers. I feel bad that the incident seems to have been largely forgotten, or is being actively mocked, by today's youth. I do still feel for the victims, no matter the circumstances around the incident, and I hope they and their families have found peace.
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