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Hello everybody,
I am also a french reader of Chesbro's novels.
Mongo adventures are awesome !! Bone has also a special rank in my heart. Great book.
I just got my hand on the french version of "Lone Wolves" but I will have to wait for my wife to finish reading it...
See you soon
Trong-Duc DOAN <trongduc.doan@free.fr>
Montrouge, France - 6-DEC-2004 09:33 CST
Bonjour,
Désolée, mon américain est trop pauvre pour vous dire à quel point j'adore vos livres. A ce jour je n'en ai raté aucun. Malheureusemet les traductions françaises sont trop longues à la publication. Mais j'attends les suivants avec impatience.... Encore un grand merci pour votre travail !
hammoudi saida <saida@wanadoo.fr>
paris, france - 19-NOV-2004 13:40 CST
Hunter, much thanks for recommending George Chesbro's works on the McCammon website. If not for you, I never would've come across the wonderful character that is Mongo. In fact, the character delighted me so much that I named my cat after him! George... Please, more Mongo!!!
AO
San Jose, CA USA - 10-AUG-2004 10:11 CST
I just finished reading the last Mongo book translated in French, Bleeding In the Eye of a Brainstorm. It's, as always, so much fun and much more exciting and well written than many self-priding American best-sellers we had recently. I see only one Mongo adventure remains to be published here, a book dating 8 years ago. I wonder if the series has defitively ended ? PLEASE, Mr Chesbo...
Jean-Pierre Hubsch <jphubsch@waandoo.fr>
Villejuif, France - 8-AUG-2004 11:29 CST
Hi! I'm a French girl who has just decovered Mongo, his friends and enemies. I wanted to thank G.C.Chesbro for writing such perfect stories that I enjoy reading. Really!
I've just read two books, in french, but I won't stop...
jennifer Meyer <jenniferastrid@hotmail.com>
Lyon, France - 8-AUG-2004 00:40 CST
Hi George, I just wanted to say that you are THE BEST!! I miss you! Kathy
Kathy <kathymooks@aol.com>
Suffern, NY USA - 8-AUG-2004 00:39 CST
Bonjour!
I just finished to read the last Mongo adventure published in French "Pêche macabre en mer de sang", Bravo !!!!
Each time I see a new book from you, you can be sure I have a big smile :) but after I never know how long I have to wait to see a new one... but whatever it still a great pleasure to read your books ! Thank you !
A bientôt
Ludovic, Paris, France
Ludovic Drye <ludovic.drye@voila.fr>
Paris, France - 5-AUG-2003 08:04 CST
George! Thank you so very much for such a wonderful
character as Mongo. I accidently picked up Beasts of
Valhalla as a young man and still re-read all my
copies of the Mongo Mysteries to this day. Good luck
and I hope to see another Mongo Mystery soon!
Sasha
Sasha Gurkweitz <barcuk@yahoo.com>
USA - 6-JUL-2003 22:56 CST
George loved your books from the beginning, Shadow of a Broken Man,
Love your style and pace. I have read all of your books except for The
Golden Child, which I can not find. Keep em coming.
R.Noriega <rjnoriega@msn.com>
Warren, mi USA - 17-APR-2003 20:59 CST
Between my mother and I we must have at least 3 copies of every one
of Chesbro's novels, (with the exception of King's Gambit, the only one
we haven't as yet found a copy of), and that is quite a feat since they
are hard to find in the Northwest. We got hooked back in '83, and we
haven't been able to stop reading them. Sometimes I don't think I
could have made it through my teenage years without my book heroes,
particularly Mongo the Magnificent. I am so glad to see them going
into print again. Please keep writing, Mr. Chesbro!!!
Heather Burns <mongo@u.washington.edu>
Seattle, WA USA - 3-NOV-2002 23:58 CST
Big fan of all your Mongo books and that you have the guts to
question "the extreme right" in your books. Haven't read any new one
or seen one in years so I thought I would search to see if if you had a
site and info on new books.
Carl
Carl Granados <delacube@delacube.com>
Boca Raton, FL USA - 4-OCT-2002 11:00 CST
Thanks for keeping George Chesbro in print. My parents read all his
books and turned me on to him - back in the 1970's. (I think my father
first read about him in Playboy magazine). My mother is in her 70's
now and gets excited whenever she hears about a new Chesbro book (which
I purchase and send to her to read - after I read it - with the STRICT
understanding the book must be returned). I just received the
hardcover of Prism (and just finished reading The Keeper - both were my
Mother's Day gifts) and I look forward to many more installments of
Prism. Thanks again.
sandra Weaver
Sandra Weaver <sandraweaver@hotmail.com>
Augusta, GA USA - 22-MAY-2002 11:48 CST
I have every one of the Mongo books and have been collecting them
since 1980. I miss Mongo and Garth! Please, Mr. Chesbro, could you tell
me whether you plan another novel featuring two of my favourite
fictional characters?
Judy Tarrant <JudyTarrant@hotmail.com>
Halifax, NS Canada - 7-MAR-2002 17:18 CST
My son's nickname is Mongo and about a year ago I was searching eBay
for a T-shirt or something with that name on it for his birthday. Lo
and behold, a couple of Mongo books came up in the dragnet. I bought my
first Mongo because of the cover artwork and because it was fairly
inexpensive. My son never got the book,and my Mongo purchases have
multiplied. Mr. Chesbro, you sure can write!
Silky Sears <sihlgi@aol.com>
Lexington, KY USA - 19-JAN-2002 03:18 CST
A bookseller turned me on to the novels after asking me if I was
related...sorry to say, I don't know Mr. Chesbro, though it is my
opinion that he brings honor to our name! I have been a fan and have
enjoyed the Chesbro books for years, though they are never available
locally...though I've asked. Hope to see them in bookstores near me in
the future.
Pam Chesbro <Chezsey@aol.com>
Tulsa, OK USA - 14-JAN-2002 09:52 CST
Nearly 20 years ago I accidentall picked up a book titled "Beasts of
Valhalla" with a perfectly dreadful cover - and to date it's my
favourite fantasy/book/mystery whatever! I've been in love with Mongo
and Garth ever since and have read all the books *so* often, purchasing
newer copies when I can. Like I said, I love the characters of Mongo
and Garth. Having said that...when will Mr. Chesbro be writing
another. You don't find terrific novels featuring empathetic, wonderful
*male* characters anymore. I'm so *so* tired of female detectives/cops
etc. so I was disheartened after reading "Keeper." Mr. Chesbro's jumped
on the female novel bandwagon..so it seems. (I'm a 42 year old female
reader of all genre, always seeking books featuring male buddy themes -
naturally Mongo and Garth are on my Top 10 list of all time. No more
Keeper..more Mongo. Um...please!!!?
Taylor Gregg <Taylor_Gregg77@hotmail.com>
Toronto, ont Canada - 21-DEC-2001 06:16 CST
Hello George and Robin: I spent a lot of time on the website today
and really enjoyed it. I hope you guys are well and that you enjoy the
holidays. Best wishes, Steven (your always #1 original fan) P.S. I'm
still waiting for Victor Rafferty to reappear!!!!!!
Steven J. Austin <golftravelwriter@hotmail.com>
Jackson, MS USA - 9-NOV-2001 14:10 CST
Hi George...just to tell you that I just browsed your nifty website
(great job!). I ordered "The Keeper" and can't wait to read it. Best,
Simon
simon jeruchim <scjeruchim@aol.com>
Pomona, NY 10970 USA - 9-NOV-2001 12:11 CST
Hi mister Chesbro, and congratulations.
It is an honor telling you that you are one of my favorite authors.
Continued success, Guillaume.
Guillaume Poulet <guillaume.poulet@wanadoo.fr>
Avignon, France - 25-OCT-2001 02:16 CST
I have read all but 4 novels! I am on my way to finding those and purchasing them to read!
Thank you for the fun times!
:—)
Kathryn
Kathryn <krjt@enteract.com>
Chicago, IL USA - 29-AUG-2001 14:12 CST
I am a fellow graduate of Syracuse U. and although a mystery fan I
was mostly reading Sci-fi at the time. I stumbled across "Beasts of
Valhalla" and read it cover to cover and have been hooked since {about
20 years}.
Don Hartwig <dhart91162@aol.com>
Chandler, AZ USA - 1-JUL-2001 21:23 CST
I just finished reading the Keeper. It is wonderful! Jade is a
good match for Mungo. The only thing that would have made the book
better was to have had Jade and Mungo meet in the book.
Dottie Bush <dbush@mediaone.net>
Jacksonville, FL USA - 24-JUN-2001 18:39 CST
I just stopped by after ordering King's Gambit from Amazon. I was
very pleased to see this back in print. It's the only book by Mr.
Chesbro that I was missing and I was happy to be able to order it new.
I've always been pleased to find books by my favorite authors, but back
when I was hunting Chant down, they were out of print. while I found
them used, I'm always happier buying them new both for the sake of the
author and because I know I'll read them over and over again.
Sue
USA - 14-FEB-2001 20:41 CST
GEORGE HAS BEEN ONE OF MY FAVORITE AUTHORS FOR YEARS. I ANXIOUSLY AWAIT ANYTHING NEW BY HIM...WISH THERE WAS MORE!!!
WILL THE SHORT STORIES APPEAR IN A COLLECTION?
RANDY ELZIG <PRE725@LIGHTSPEED.NET>
VISALIA, CA USA - 19-DEC-2000 11:36 CST
I have been reading Mr. Chesbro novels for 20 years, and have
enjoyed them very much. Mongo is a great charactor and the suporting
cast superb. Thanks to the republishing of T.L.T.D and K.G. I have a
fairly complete set of Mr. Chesbro's works (minus the Crying Freeman
novelization). I was very happy to find this web site, as it means I
can finally have a less hit and miss method of checking for new novels.
Mark Adams <ma_adams@pacbell.net>
Los Angeles, CA USA - 20-NOV-2000 17:34 CST
Hi, I'm back again. I was just checking the site for news of Mongo
and Garth and thought I'd sign the guestbook again. This site
continues to get better and better. I like stopping by because you
update unlike other sites where the info is always the same. I usually
get something new here. I continue to re-read my Mongo novels and have
gotten quite a few friends hooked on Mongo as well. As always, I'm
enjoying the site and hope for new Mongo adventures.
kathie cheek <baker_street1@hotmail.com>
USA - 18-NOV-2000 02:23 CST
I was introduced to Mongo by the man who was my manager when I first
started selling "on th road" in 1985. Mongo kept me company through
many long nights in strange hotels. I'm still on the road and I'm
delighted to find a siye dedicated to Geo. Chesbro. George's series is
one of the few I've kept over the years, alongside Van der Wetering,
Llewellyn and Kaminsky. All of them crafters of unique characters.
Keep up the good work and I'll be looking for more Chesbro novels on the booksellers shelves.
M. C. Torio <mctxr4@aol.com>
Fairfax, VA USA - 7-NOV-2000 15:02 CST
Hi George, It was an honor meeting you, and you were a great
neigbour for six months. Your novel 'Veil' was the first book I have
ever read from cover to cover. Continued Success, Malachy.
Malachy Kelly <Kaleena@btinternet.com>
Omagh, TYrone Ireland - 17-OCT-2000 17:57 CST
Hi George!
Jack C Hawley <HCAPTJACK>
ERWIN, TN USA - 15-OCT-2000 09:58 CST
Good to find this site. been yearning for a new chesbro, and while
I'm waiting I'm rereading. Haven't been able to fine King's Gambit.
Nice site--thanks for doing it. Alex
alex camperlino <aldous_2001@yahoo.com>
moss beach, ca USA - 30-AUG-2000 19:58 CST
I discovered Mr. Chesbro's books in 1978 I think, with Shadow Of A
Broken Man and have read all of them since. My favorite is An Affair of
Sorcerers. It has so many plot twists and you never can guess what will
happen next. I think it's great that his books are being re-issued, and
hope he keeps up the writing, because I can't find any other author to
compare with him!!!!
Jinny Griffin <VGriff2@msn.com>
USA - 20-AUG-2000 22:47 CST
Love your site, but LOVE the Mongo series. Hopefully we will see
more coming out. I currently have three of the novels that are
audiotapes read wonderully by B.D. Wong. I am desperatly trying to find
others.
Janice Ray <Mooncaller@angelfire.com>
yuba city, CA USA - 2-AUG-2000 00:16 CST
I've been a great fan of the Mongo series since the Sci-Fi Book Club
mailed me 'Beasts' by accident MANY years ago, I've eagerly read the
other books and am happy to see them being reissued as I lost most of
my copies during college... I plan on rebuilding my collection now and
hope Chesbro continues his great work. Thanks George.
Gregory <Gregory.Davis@aimco.com>
Greenville, SC USA - 25-JUL-2000 13:34 CST
These are the first books in over 20 years I have enjoyed that weren't Science Fiction (I've about given up on that)
James Gunnells <jamesgun@leapingware.com>
Birmingham, AL USA - 18-JUL-2000 21:32 CST
It's great to ear the voice of this master. I readed all your books
. I regret that only a part of them are translated in french because
it's not so easily to read in english. My mother is a fan of Mongo and
Garth, my boyfriend devoured Bone because he his a climber and me, I
love all this books. Thank you for the marvelous moments given by your
stories.
marievanhove <marcvanhove@skynet.be>
Belgium - 11-JUL-2000 04:41 CST
Wow!!!! I've been looking for something like this for a while
now. My family loves to read and I always thought i was wierd
because I never could get into it. When I read "Beasts..." I
was hooked. This Dwarf and all his friends is all I read, and
anything else by Mr. Chesbro I can get my hands on. I knew I
wasn't the only one who loved his writing, its great to see
this sight, I'm excited to poke around here and absorb its
imformation.
Thomas J. Donohue <tjdono@aol.com>
Maplewood, nj USA - 11-JUL-2000 01:18 CST
Hi, my name is Michaele Chesbro, and I am George's daughter.
I thought it would be interesting to check out this website
about my dad. As it turned out, it was very well put
together and very informative. And what a unique touch to
be able to hear my father's voice in the opening. Hats off
to the sharp person who came up with that idea.
As most of you folks are aware, my dad is an exceptional
writer. My brother, Mark, and I are very proud of him.
I am very pleased to see there are as many people out there,
as there are, who feel the same way about my dad's work.
I understand that there are a few more websites about him
that I think I'll check out. Perhaps later I'll have some
comments on these sites as well.
Nice to meet everybody, and keep on reading Mongo and the
rest of George's novels.
Thanks so much for your loyalty to the Mongo mysteries.
Michaele Chesbro (Haneke)
Michaele Chesbro <cnk69@netzero.net>
Decatur, TN USA - 24-JUN-2000 18:26 CST
I have read the majority of Chesbro novels and love every
one of them. I hope he keeps writing.
Christine Schott <tootsie3@netscape.net>
New York, NY USA - 18-JUN-2000 10:34 CST
I signed here under a different address in March, but just wanted to
write with additional joy that I have just received the Chant books and
am curled dry and warm, and out of the northwestern rain with one of my
favorite authors.
Rachel <zookgato@earthlink.net>
Portland, OR USA - 5-MAY-2000 19:18 CST
This is a great site. Loooooong overdue.
Good luck!
David Vega <Ossi-Vega@Webtv.net>
Leonia, NJ USA - 1-MAY-2000 07:02 CST
Really, really enjoy everything I've read by George Chesbro. More, more, more!!!
Sandy Thompson <santhompsn@aol.com>
Monroe, CT USA - 28-APR-2000 13:17 CST
George (and Hunter)
great job. i've been waiting sooo long!
--your scotch caving fan Lori--
Lori L Schultz <karstmamma@earthlink.net>
Fairhope, AL USA - 20-APR-2000 22:41 CST
I am a physician, and one day on call about 6 or 7 years ago I went
into a call room (that's what you do when you are an obstetrician and
waiting for somebody to have a baby), and found a copy of Beasts of
Valhalla that somebody else had left there. OHMIGOD!!! I have always
been a sci-fi junky, and I love mysteries, and this was the best of all
possible worlds. Since then, every time I am in a used book store I
have scoured the shelves for Mongo books, and anything else by Mr.
Chesbro. I even put my sister, who lives in Chicago, on to his work,
and she has found me several titles I could not get here in Akron.
Now, I find that the Mongo books are back in print, and I am overjoyed.
I have a 13-year-old son who, I am sure, will become a Mongo fan just
as his mother is. (My 18-year-old daughter likes Leslie Glass and the
Kellermans, she isn't into fantasy-mystery like I am). I have spent an
hour trying to find this web-site, and came upon it accidently, and I
am really happy to be here. Looking forward to seeing more of Garth,
Mongo, Veil, and Chant. (I just got Veil from amazon.com, a very old,
yellowed copy, but it reads great!!!. Thanks for being here!!!
Linda Pinto <lpp48@aol.com>
Akron, OH USA - 25-MAR-2000 17:56 CST
A customer came up to me today @ work ( I'm a buyer at New England
Mobile Bookfair in Newton, Mass.)asking me if I heard of Apache Beach
Publications. "No. What's the title ?" This of course led me to this
page & the joy of seeing these great books back in print.I managed
to get all 3 "Chant" books from Bibliofind.com have 'em all (even a pb
copy of "Turn Loose the Dragon" 8/92)Looking foeward to both buying
these trade pb editions for my customers & myself to go next the HC
editions.Good Luck George!! John Ortiz
john w. ortiz jr. <jwortizjr@mediaone.net>
USA - 22-MAR-2000 22:33 CST
Yo, this Hunter's little brother, I've heard Hunter talk about C.
Chesbro and his works for some time now- it's all good! So, if you
haven't been introduced to the amazing author's stuff, consider this
your invitation, and read on!
Michael Goatley <bluegoatcheese@aol.com>
Etown, KY USA - 15-MAR-2000 23:36 CST
I have all the Mongo mysteries!!! Have been getting them since 1980
or so. I have reread all of them many times and I need another one
soon!!!!
Jolene
Mokena , IL USA - 14-MAR-2000 18:40 CST
My mother, sisters, and I have been Mongo fans for a long
time. "The Beasts of Valhalla," is my favorite. Like
everyone I am waiting for another book. Having done
a little writing myself, I know that's easier said then
done.
<arkev@yahoo.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - 2-MAR-2000 18:42 CST
I always knew a site like this had to exist! Thank you Hunter! I
first found G.C. skimming thru my local library- it was a paperback
edition of Second Horseman Our of Eden. I remember that cold winter's
day very well believe it or not. I would say my favorite Chesbro is
The Beasts of Valhalla (so far!) I've read all the Mongo books, both
Veil novels, and 2 of the Chant books and am hunting for the rest of
Mr. Chesbro's works. Mr. Chesbro's books are some of the most exciting
I've ever read, and I read omnivorously! It is hard not to "OD" on
these books, because they are highly addictive. Fellow posters: please
forgive my tendency to gush; I'm actually a rational human being most
of the time.
roger eakes <leakes283@cs.com>
USA - 2-MAR-2000 12:53 CST
I read my one and only George Chesbro novel when I was in the navy
almost six years ago. It was "Dark Chant in a Crimson Key" and I found
it in the ship library. The cover of the book intrigued me so I read it
and I have to say it was one of the most exciting stories I have ever
read, with unique characters and a plot out of this world. I've
searched and searched trying to find 'Mongo' books since, but I haven't
been able to. I'm glad to see that they are going to be re-issued.
kevin <designs@alaweb.com>
G'ville, Al USA - 1-MAR-2000 23:01 CST
Many thanx to Hunter Goatley, for making me aware of this web site.
I have searched the web for some time now trying to find info on Mr.
Chesbro and Mongo and Garth, but have always come up empty. Finally,
thanx to Hunter, I can check out all the latest info.! I have been
reading the Mongo mysteries since the late 70's starting with "Shadow
of a Broken Man" and running through most of them in no particular
order as I couldn't always find them. I have receintly purchased tow
of the novels from auctions on ebay and now have all of them with the
exception of "Bleeding in the eye of a Brainstorm" I'm still looking
for that one. This is a great site and I plan to stop by often because
if experience has taught me anything, you never know what Mongo will
get into next and I wouldn't want to miss anything. Thanx, Hunter.
Kathie <Baker_street1@hotmail.com>
W.V. USA - 1-MAR-2000 19:30 CST
I have been a tremendous and grateful fan of George since
discovering his books in the library back in 1992, where I read all the
Mongo books in sequence. I say "grateful" because he gave me company
that kept me sane within a fundamentally religious environment I was
trapped in at the time. I love his writing and miss not reading
anything of his for several years now. Where are you, George?!
Rachel <RLSalmons@aol.com>
Portland, OR USA - 1-MAR-2000 18:33 CST
I was introduced to the Mongo Series by a librarian (gasp!) who knew
how much I loved to read and said I would enjoy them. I certainly did
enjoy them and have shared my "find" with other lovers of books and
mysteries. I'm in the Army in Germany now and have had no luck in
collecting the series - I see from this website they are being
re-released (joy!). Now I won't have to go back to that library and
borrow them permanently...........
George Hawver <hawverg@hotmail.com>
APO, AE USA - 1-MAR-2000 13:47 CST
I am of the Alaska Chesbros...I believe that my sister Amy (my twin)
was a participant in the writing workshop you held at a local community
college. I am currently an art teacher in (very) rural North Carolina.
I read several of your books, including _Bone_ and enjoyed them.
Thanks, Carrie Chesbro
Carrie Chesbro <SanguineAcedia@excite.com>
Harrellsville, NC USA - 24-FEB-2000 22:15 CST
PLEASE ANYONE OUT THERE... CAN YOU LIST FOR ME ALL THE mONGO BOOKS
IN CHRONILOGICAL ORDER. i WANT TO READ THEM IN ORDER. tHANKS
ANDYNOTT@AOL.COM
andy nottenkamper <andynott@aol.com>
USA - 23-FEB-2000 13:45 CST
Enjoying all I have been able to find. Wonder if the man might be a
distant relative? We are from the Berkshires, if he has family in the
area, we'd like to hear from them. Thanks for all the adventures.
Loretta Chesbro <kielor@bcn,net>
Clarksburg, Ma USA - 1-AUG-1999 16:11 CDT
I have all of George Chesbro's books except "King's Gambit"
and I want to add my plead for a re-release of that one.
We have a little fan club in this area & everyone will be
pleased to learn of this great web site.
Maybe we can all bombard a publisher of Mr.Chesbro's choice
with letters & e-mails & get them interested.
Thanks for a great web site.
Linda McCurdy <lmccurdy@paonline.com>
Wormleysburg, Pa USA - 17-JUL-1999 21:34 CDT
Ihave read all of Mr. Chesbro's books and stories except the elusive
King's Gambit - I think he should reprint this for all his die hard
fans. I've even gone so far as to assume the "Mongo" role, track
George down and call him at his residence. Yes its me the guy who
called and wrote you. Patiently awaiting the next Mongo mystery. (P.S.
I've told Hunter to add the story "Broken Pattern" to your credits from
AHMM. I wonder if anyone has found any other stories not on this list)
Paul Russak <Paul1031@aol.com>
Jackson, NJ USA - 8-JUL-1999 22:02 CDT
so glad to have found you all, had wondered why no new mongo or veil
first tried to read a mongo mystery, but couldn't get into it then got a
book on tape with a mongo tale and that was it, scoured through
vancouver libraries getting all he wrote
ka <imogene@lynx.net>
vancouver, bc canada - 6-JUL-1999 21:53 CDT
My husband directed me to this page, his letter
already sits here waiting to be read. We first
met George by bringing into a convention in London,
Ontario and have enjoyed the friendship he offered
us from that day to this. I find his books both
intriguing and somewhat distrubing. He writes a torture
scene so well my body twitches uncomfortably when reading
it. My only regret is some miserable (*&^k stole my
copy of 'Shadow of a Broken Man'. I will never lend
any of my Chesbro's out again.
Lee Belsky
Lee Belsky <neil@execulink.com>
Ailsa Craig, on Canada - 14-JUN-1999 01:14 CDT
I have every one of George Chesbro's novels, mostly in hardcover,
and I re-read them so often the poor things are dogearred. If I was
asked what my favourite was, I guess it would have to be Beasts of
Valhalla. When I first read "Beasts" the story lingered with me long
after I turned the last page - wow! Mongo and Garth are my favourite
twosome and I'm really looking forward to his next adventure...when,
Mr. Chesbro!!?
Donna Mercer <madonna_mercer@hotmail.com>
St. John's, Nfld Canada - 3-JUN-1999 20:38 CDT
Excellent web site! The complete bibliography will help greatly in
my quest to find all the scattered bits of Mr. Chesbro's work. Mr.
Chesbro is my favorite mystery author, and I'll be eagerly looking
forward to anything new he publishes. His lyrical prose keeps me
looking for more. Mr. Chesbro, keep up the good work, and tell Mongo
and friends I said Hello!
Cynthia Hahn <eris@davidbowie.com>
Louisville, KY USA - 21-MAY-1999 09:46 CDT
George and I have known each other for almost ten years. He
just keeps getting stranger and stranger (and his books
reflect this).
I am happy to announce that I have an interview with him
that is sitting on tape waiting to be transcribed (if anyone
out there has secretarial skills I need a transcriber, no
money, but you get a tape of the interview and lots of
credit on the page). It is heavy duty and is sure to make
you think (and no, it wasn't just the peach schnapps he and
Robin were feeding me).
However, don't let the fact that the interview isn't up yet
stop you from coming by. We also have a marvelous
conversation with Mr. Frank Laloggia the writer-director-
producer, (and what the heck, he acts in it of) "The Lady
in White as well as "Mother" and "Fear No Evil"
Anyway, good job on the page and keep spreading the word.
Neil
Neil Ira Belsky <neil@execulink.com>
Ailsa Craig, On Canada - 18-MAY-1999 16:13 CDT
Reading 'em in order. On my way to "Cold Smell...". Please no give
away info. Can't wait to hear about it from Mongo directly. Mr.
Chesbro, Bless you sir. In a world of one rehashed story after another
you have the guts to wander from the beaten path. Twenty pages into
"Shadow.." I was hooked. Tell Mongo I'll be on the look out for him.
Instant and Loyal Fan, Ron
Sssssssssshhhhhhhhh........ <RONRAIRING@AOL.COM>
Phoenix, AZ USA - 7-MAY-1999 23:41 CDT
Wooo Hooo, a Chesbro site :) I first got into him when I was in my early teens
when I picked up An affair of sorcerers on a whim and was instantly hooked. I
have read all of the books repeatedly except for the Chant books which I have
never been able to find (but the search goes on). It's great to have found this
site, nice job !! I was unaware of some of the short stories you have listed,
thanks !! Please update (or email me) if there is something we can do to try
and get more of his stuff published, because I want more :) Joe
Ritner
Joe Ritner <progjmr@msn.com>
worcester, ma USA - 6-MAY-1999 16:02 CDT
I also got hooked on Mongo through a friend of mine, it was
a nice surprise to find this sight with all it's information.
You've done a great job Hunter, thanks for taking the time.
Joan Scott <Joan_Scott42@Yahoo.com>
Nanaimo, BC Canada - 2-MAY-1999 00:52 CDT
Great to see other Mongo fans online! Got introduced to the series
by and Australian friend of mine with Shadow of a Broken Man.
Have managed to get paperback copies of the David Cross books, and I wore
out my firt copy of the Beats of Valhalla from endless readings.
D.J. Barens <thedeej@geocities.com>
New Westminster, B.C Canada - 1-MAY-1999 23:29 CDT
Thanks for visiting the George C. Chesbro web pages! If you
have any suggestions for the site, please send me mail!
Hunter Goatley <goathunter@PROCESS.COM>
Bowling Green, KY USA - 30-APR-1999 16:54 CDT
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