Lullaby

Anyone know If there is a online graphic novel. I heard there is but I cant find it though I am really intrested though the book was real artsy.

Anyone know If there is a online graphic novel. I heard there is but I cant find it though I am really intrested though the book was real artsy.

It makes me wonder what having a penis feels like.

I beleive I missed who the "Sarge" and "Patrick" are. I am only on chapter 40 and will probably finish it by tomarrow. Please be nice, beleive me i tried back-tracking lol.

I know this should be in the Lullaby thread but it won't let me create a topic there because it's locked.

When Carl meets up with Nash in the bar towards the end of the book when he sees everyone lying dead everywhere; How come when Nash "kills"

I was just wondering if anyone knew a rough word count for the book? It seems rather short, with quite a few pages left blank. I was thinking it could have been counted as a novella.

Hey, it wouldn't let me start a topic on the Lullaby board, but I just got done reading it for the 2nd time in 3 years and I have two questions:

1. What was with Streator's foot? It said he had blisters and Mona popped them. But they started sayin

Early on in the book Helen and Carl are talking about Basil Frankie, the "author" of [i]Poems and Rhymes from Around the World[/i]. Helen says [i]Poems and Rhymes[/i] was published 11 years ago. (page 64 in the hardcover edition, I believe)

So,

:mad: I know I sound like one of those whiners who complains about everything, but I'm a huge fan of Chuck's and I got really offended when I came across an incorrect Jewish reference in Lullaby. There is a paragraph that talks about a curse in a boo