“Dude,” he whispered, “before you say anything… you see that mirror?”
“Dude,” he whispered, “before you say anything… you see that mirror?”
“Well, there’s three things we did,” said Gary. “First, whenever we went away from the campfire we stopped for a few seconds to give our eyes time to adjust. Second, we stuck to the clearings instead of going too far into the woods. Third, we… fell down and hurt ourselves a lot.”
“Well, there’s three things we did,” said Gary. “First, whenever we went away from the campfire we stopped for a few seconds to give our eyes time to adjust. Second, we stuck to the clearings instead of going too far into the woods. Third, we… fell down and hurt ourselves a lot.”
9. In Lock's first solo flight in the future, he turned off the radio because it was distracting. He wasn't supposed to do that.
11. The reason for the first novel is Lock's need to keep secrets. The reason for the second two? His mom has the same need.
9. In Lock's first solo flight in the future, he turned off the radio because it was distracting. He wasn't supposed to do that.
11. The reason for the first novel is Lock's need to keep secrets. The reason for the second two? His mom has the same need.
'Twas the night before morrow, and Locksmith and friends
Were groping for weaponry at the world's end.
They wished more than anything they weren't there
As barking of the dogs came through the air
And Rikki with pepper spray, and Lock with his shovel
Stood bracing for trouble…
'Twas the night before morrow, and Locksmith and friends
Were groping for weaponry at the world's end.
They wished more than anything they weren't there
As barking of the dogs came through the air
And Rikki with pepper spray, and Lock with his shovel
Stood bracing for trouble…
You've found a portal to the future.
Nobody's lived there for decades.
What do you do? Who do you tell?
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You've found a portal to the future.
Nobody's lived there for decades.
What do you do? Who do you tell?
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Book 1: About this time he realized he was doing something really stupid.
Book 2: "The fate of the world is too much to put on any one man… or any two boys."
Book 3: One thing the kidnappers hadn't noticed was that June's cell phone was in the front pocket of her pajamas.
Book 1: About this time he realized he was doing something really stupid.
Book 2: "The fate of the world is too much to put on any one man… or any two boys."
Book 3: One thing the kidnappers hadn't noticed was that June's cell phone was in the front pocket of her pajamas.
In Book 1, Lock and Gary get in trouble while trying to shop for supplies for their next expedition.
In Book 3, there's a quick shopping trip that happens off-camera.
In Book 1, Lock and Gary get in trouble while trying to shop for supplies for their next expedition.
In Book 3, there's a quick shopping trip that happens off-camera.
Book 1: Mr. Hance, who wants to be the hero who saves the world more than he wants the world to be saved.
Also, the principal really screws up.
Book 3: John Corbie, or "Johnny-boy" as they call him.
Book 1: Mr. Hance, who wants to be the hero who saves the world more than he wants the world to be saved.
Also, the principal really screws up.
Book 3: John Corbie, or "Johnny-boy" as they call him.
Whenever I feel like I've written myself into a corner, a solution eventually sort of appears in my mind as if I'd been planning it this way the whole time.
Whenever I feel like I've written myself into a corner, a solution eventually sort of appears in my mind as if I'd been planning it this way the whole time.
In the real world, if there was something or someone that wanted to eat you (usually there wasn’t, thank God) you’d be locked in your room while Mom called the police or animal control or whoever. But in a place like, say, Narnia, somebody would just hand you a sword…
In the real world, if there was something or someone that wanted to eat you (usually there wasn’t, thank God) you’d be locked in your room while Mom called the police or animal control or whoever. But in a place like, say, Narnia, somebody would just hand you a sword…
“There’s a parachute on top of the wing,” said the pilot.
“What’s it doing up there?” said Tara. “What if he suddenly needs to put it on? Like, right away?”
“I think the parachute is for the whole plane, not just him,” said Gary.
“There’s a parachute on top of the wing,” said the pilot.
“What’s it doing up there?” said Tara. “What if he suddenly needs to put it on? Like, right away?”
“I think the parachute is for the whole plane, not just him,” said Gary.
How much of somebody do you have to eat before you’re officially a cannibal? Lock wondered. There’s gotta be some kind of legal weight limit — it can’t just be because you inhaled somebody’s dead skin cells or the waiter’s eyelash fell in your food.
How much of somebody do you have to eat before you’re officially a cannibal? Lock wondered. There’s gotta be some kind of legal weight limit — it can’t just be because you inhaled somebody’s dead skin cells or the waiter’s eyelash fell in your food.
If they had some control over the process, rather than just a portal that went 100 years both ways, Gary would suggest aiming for a time just after the end of the world, so they'd have a better chance of finding out how it happened without getting caught up in it.
If they had some control over the process, rather than just a portal that went 100 years both ways, Gary would suggest aiming for a time just after the end of the world, so they'd have a better chance of finding out how it happened without getting caught up in it.
The world is DOOMED!
Thank heaven the new assistant DA's sometimes-verbal son is here to save us.
The world is DOOMED!
Thank heaven the new assistant DA's sometimes-verbal son is here to save us.
“This meeting of the… Save-the-World Committee… will now come to order.”
“Oh crap, we’re a committee now?” said Rikki.
“This meeting of the… Save-the-World Committee… will now come to order.”
“Oh crap, we’re a committee now?” said Rikki.
The first time, it was like "WTF."
The next few times, it was like, "Cool."
Then I'd drive around in the present, spot some place that I'd seen as a pile of ruins in the future, and it was like, "I need a beer right now."
The first time, it was like "WTF."
The next few times, it was like, "Cool."
Then I'd drive around in the present, spot some place that I'd seen as a pile of ruins in the future, and it was like, "I need a beer right now."