According to Mr. Pacione, he’s got approximately 156 pages worth of drivel written. I am going by the 500 words-per-page rule of thumb. An Eye In Shadows is now about 78,000 words and climbing from there. [. . . ] I am pleased that I am able to get this far along with the book. […]
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156 Pages of Lies
Posted in harassment, memoir, Pacione on September 16, 2007 | 7 Comments »
He Thinks He’s Dostoyevsky
Posted in memoir, Pacione on September 11, 2007 | 12 Comments »
From Mr. Pacione’s newest MySpace entry, we have this: Damn — I am laughing right now because I never thought in less than four months I would actually have a 143 page book on my hands. That’s approaching Dostoyevsky or Rand, alright! He’s only got another 600 pages to go to match either one of […]
Devoted to Pacione?
Posted in memoir, Pacione on September 6, 2007 | 13 Comments »
This evening brings two entries from Mr. Pacione on his Blogspot. I’ll begin with the earlier entry. The fact that I know that I am getting a lot of shit already because this book isn’t even done but I am getting a lot of prank calls and bastards making my life a living hell on […]
Haunted Word Processor
Posted in memoir, Pacione on September 6, 2007 | 14 Comments »
Mr. Pacione admits in a MySpace entry that he’s using lots of imagination writing his infamous memoir. Isn’t it supposed to be non-fiction? That reminds me of a famous line of Mr. Pacione’s: “I can imagine it because I was there at the time.” Yeah the puppet convention is on an uproar because I’m writing […]
Labor Day
Posted in memoir, Pacione, TODP on September 3, 2007 | 7 Comments »
Happy Labor Day, everyone! This morning brings another screed from Mr. Pacione on his Blogspot. I guess the Other Dark Place are wanting to be dicks about me when I am trying to ignore the asshole convention forming over there. I got a book to write and a deadline to meet with the book being […]
Revisionist History
Posted in entitlement, memoir, Pacione on September 1, 2007 | 14 Comments »
Mr. Pacione’s second WordPress entry is a fairly typical screed. This is the first time I’ve seen R.J. Sevin come under fire. I noticed that R.J. Sevin decided to be the asshole and post a copyrighted photo on the forum of assholes again. Actually, it was a fake memoir cover that was, frankly, quite funny. […]
Write vs. Right
Posted in entitlement, Lightning Source, memoir, Pacione on August 28, 2007 | 23 Comments »
Today brings not one, but two new entries on Mr. Pacione’s Blogspot. For the most part, he attempts to generate interest in his tell-all memoir. Ms. SanGiovanni, Ms. Peake, Mr. Lovell, and Flemco get personal mentions. Two lines stand out in the one addressed to Mr. Lovell: This book isn’t about people being mean and […]
Pacione Says No to PublishAmerica
Posted in memoir, Pacione, PublishAmerica on August 27, 2007 | 6 Comments »
Someone must have warned Mr. Pacione about PublishAmerica. He decided to shy away from it. I’m reasonably certain he’s talking about his infamous memoir. This was from the Goth community he runs on LiveJournal. The book I am writing is very dark and cynical, and it is about my teen years being a teenager in […]
Schizophrenic?
Posted in bipolar, memoir, Pacione, schizophrenic on August 23, 2007 | 15 Comments »
The following excerpt from I Want to See You in Black illustrates why nobody within the publishing industry can possibly take Mr. Pacione’s non-fiction tell-all cement block seriously: It draws into the points of horror and insanity, depths with them becoming the nightmare as it is told from a fictional reality. Yes, folks, he wrote […]
We Won’t Let Him Be Professional?
Posted in entitlement, Lake Fossil Press, memoir, Pacione, Tabloid Purposes on August 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The thread at the Writingforums.com forum has reached eight pages. Mr. Pacione could not resist adding a lengthy comment, from which I’ve excerpted this: “I am trying to be professional here but when I see a lack of professionalism from the rogues gallery and all they’re doing is railroading my readerships that I am working […]