The demi-god himself gave a really lengthy chat about himself. It was wonderful.
The only downside was the fact that I had to share my personal space with about 60 12-13 year olds. Me and The Clown I went with were the oldest ones there who didn't have children.
You'll see from the next pictures. I went in my ankle-length trench.
I'm pretty sure I heard one of the boy-children sitting near me ask his father "Daddy, is that what Death looks like?" and he just replied "Yes, Son. Yes it is"
See? Proof. I touched him.
and I swear I wasn't holding a gun to the back of his neck either o-o
This next picture was taken for the bum who lives in my attic. I'm not sure why I do so much for that guy... I don't particularly like him up there. He keeps tampering with the light fittings which make them cover me in electrical confetti when I turn on the ceiling-lights. I know it's him because every time it happens, you can hear feint laughter from above.
Anyway, he asked (On a paper aeroplane) for a photograph of my fist-bumping the man. So here it is:
Look at how cool we are.
So the last thing I wanted to draw your attention to was the fact that me and the clown were on Waterstone's twitter feed because we were the last fans to wait.
This would be me if I ever got the chance to meet Darren Shan surrounded by children and their parents and me not giving a damn.
ReplyDelete