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Stephenie Meyer

A collection of 6 posts

On Movies & Media

On "Twilight," "New Moon," and "the Hallmark of Immaturity"

"I think the ears are tastiest." "Me, I prefer the chin." "I'm a forearm man, myself. And things just taste better when the girl's has helpless as this one." Yes, like it or not, New Moon is here. And last

On Movies & Media

Catherine Hardwicke Won't Direct the "Twilight" Sequel. Thank Goodness.

I can't help but feel sad at the news that Catherine Hardwicke's been fired from directing the next installment of the Twilight franchise. I disliked Twilight for a long, long list of reasons, and I'll have to be paid well to bother seeing the

The Auralia Thread

Must-read: Laura Miller on Twilight

Well, I've run out of time to deliver the review of Twilight I'd hoped to write this weekend. Too busy working on the third book of The Auralia Thread, and we had our Thanksgiving dinner a week early, thanks to a visit from my parents. But

On Books & Writing

Why "Twilight" the movie is better than the book

Perhaps the best thing about the release of the movie Twilight is that the Internet is already abundant with Twilight-related comedy. One of the most amusing exhibits so far: A slideshow of 28 Reasons That Twilight the Movie is Better Than the Book. Perhaps the best thing about the release

On Movies & Media

"Twilight" review coming this weekend...

UPDATE: An alternate script for Twilight. Yes, I've seen Twilight. Yes, I was surrounded by a crowd of giggling, squirming, screaming girls (ages 14-45) who were wearing t-shirts declaring their lifelong love for certain vampire characters. Whenever the character named Edward so much as smirked, they screamed and

On Books & Writing

Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" Series: Good for Teens? For Anybody?

The books of Stephenie Meyer are appearing on bookshelves everywhere I turn. And her latest, The Host, is on Anne's nightstand. There's a movie of Twilight on the way. Vampire sagas are a dime a dozen these days, and it'll take some serious persuasion