Out Of Sight

[Internet Apex]

Or 3:10 To Heaven or somesuch.

Elmore Leonard has left us.

http://www.tmz.com/2013/08/20/elmore-leonard-dead-justified-get-shorty-dies/

[Quality Start Machine]

Writer In The Hole.

[flannj]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

[Quality Start Machine]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

[flannj]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.
By my count I've read at least 17 of his books and that's not even close to half of what he has written.
I've never read any of his westerns though.
That's probably going to be a worthwhile upcoming project.

[CT III]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.
By my count I've read at least 17 of his books and that's not even close to half of what he has written.
I've never read any of his westerns though.
That's probably going to be a worthwhile upcoming project.

You should definitely be watching Justified.

[flannj]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.
By my count I've read at least 17 of his books and that's not even close to half of what he has written.
I've never read any of his westerns though.
That's probably going to be a worthwhile upcoming project.

You should definitely be watching Justified.

Timothy Olyphant - Deadwood - David Milch - Elmore Leonard - Justified.
Seams to be a common thread of quality here.

[Internet Apex]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.
By my count I've read at least 17 of his books and that's not even close to half of what he has written.
I've never read any of his westerns though.
That's probably going to be a worthwhile upcoming project.

You should definitely be watching Justified.

Timothy Olyphant - Deadwood - David Milch - Elmore Leonard - Justified.
Seams to be a common thread of quality here.

My dad has read every Elmore Leonard book he can get his hands on and he loves the show. It's everything you'd hope it would be.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

[flannj]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

The character has been around for a while.

Justified is an American television drama series developed by Graham Yost. It is based on Elmore Leonard's novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and his short story "Fire in the Hole".

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

The character has been around for a while.

Justified is an American television drama series developed by Graham Yost. It is based on Elmore Leonard's novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and his short story "Fire in the Hole".

I know the show was based on an existing character. I also know that Leonard wrote more stories for the character since Justified debuted. "Raylan" is the latter, right?

[flannj]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

The character has been around for a while.

Justified is an American television drama series developed by Graham Yost. It is based on Elmore Leonard's novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and his short story "Fire in the Hole".

I know the show was based on an existing character. I also know that Leonard wrote more stories for the character since Justified debuted. "Raylan" is the latter, right?

Yes.

In April 2011, Leonard revealed in an interview that the success of Justified had inspired him to begin work on a new novel about the character, with the title Raylan

Your point?
Or am I just being too butthurt?

[Internet Apex]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

The character has been around for a while.

Justified is an American television drama series developed by Graham Yost. It is based on Elmore Leonard's novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and his short story "Fire in the Hole".

I know the show was based on an existing character. I also know that Leonard wrote more stories for the character since Justified debuted. "Raylan" is the latter, right?

Yes.

In April 2011, Leonard revealed in an interview that the success of Justified had inspired him to begin work on a new novel about the character, with the title Raylan

Your point?
Or am I just being too butthurt?

I don't think Thrill intended any offense.

[flannj]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

The character has been around for a while.

Justified is an American television drama series developed by Graham Yost. It is based on Elmore Leonard's novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and his short story "Fire in the Hole".

I know the show was based on an existing character. I also know that Leonard wrote more stories for the character since Justified debuted. "Raylan" is the latter, right?

Yes.

In April 2011, Leonard revealed in an interview that the success of Justified had inspired him to begin work on a new novel about the character, with the title Raylan

Your point?
Or am I just being too butthurt?

I don't think Thrill intended any offense.

Ehhh... I prefer to act butthurt.

[Internet Apex]

Well, this has ruined my morning.
He had been one of my favorite authors for years.

Shit.

In all seriousness, his stuff was so great that not even casting Jennifer Lopez could ruin it.

I wish they had done better by "Maximum Bob" though.

I just finished reading "Raylan". I've never seen the show but I had no idea that the lead in "Justified" was based on that character.

Is "Raylan" the one he wrote in the wake of Justified's basic cable success?

The character has been around for a while.

Justified is an American television drama series developed by Graham Yost. It is based on Elmore Leonard's novels Pronto and Riding the Rap and his short story "Fire in the Hole".

I know the show was based on an existing character. I also know that Leonard wrote more stories for the character since Justified debuted. "Raylan" is the latter, right?

Yes.

In April 2011, Leonard revealed in an interview that the success of Justified had inspired him to begin work on a new novel about the character, with the title Raylan

Your point?
Or am I just being too butthurt?

I don't think Thrill intended any offense.

Ehhh... I prefer to act butthurt.

Preachin' to the choir, bro.