On Sun Nov 26, 1995
Welcomed us to the bizarre world of Clive Barker.
The Web of Lost Souls, was proud to present Clive Barker, renowned author, artist and producer, to world of IRC.
DaVinci: Clive, I was wondering if you are inspired by any given genre of music?
CliveB: DaVinci: I love all kinds of music. Especially movie sound tracks.
KateLaity: What prompted you to use Diamanda Galas on LoI? It was a great idea and I'm thankful for the
introduction
CliveB: KateLaity: I've been a great fan of Diamanda's for years. It was an extraordinary honor to have
her on the track of LOI.
WoLS: Can we have some questions, slowy to give time for Clive to respond
CliveB: I began writing professionally in my mid-twenties (I'm now 43).
Jaffe: i want to know where clive barker got the name quiddity from. Did you get the term Quiddity from
the 13th century philopsper Thomas Aquanas ?
CliveB: Jaffe: Quiddity, as you probably know, simply means essence. Thomas Aquinas uses it in that sense,
and I'm using it in the art books to mean a place of Absolute significance. The place, in a sense, where we are
most human, most truthful: our dreams.
dougherty: What are your plans for future animated films after "Great & Secret?"
CliveB: Dougherty: The next animated pic is not Great and Secret, it's Thief of Always. No plans for further
animation after that as yet
* DeNiro can see this getting out of hand rather quickly...
Raskin: I met you in Miami at the book fair and you mentioned doing a porn novel. Still up for it?
CliveB: Raskin: I love porn. I'm certainly up for writing a piece of erotica sometime soon.
Fletcher: umm whats the latest on the third book of the art??
FlaTLinE: Where did you get the idea for Pinhead and the other cinobites?
CliveB: Flatline: Re: Pinhead. He's a dream image like so many of the creatures and characters in the books
and films.
AdriaAndS: CliveB - Are you planning anything else for Harry D'Amour? or THE ART for that matter?
CliveB: AdriasAnds: There will be a third book of the Art to follow Everville sometime in the near future.
Meanwhile, I have a collection of plays entitled Incarnations out in the next couple of weeks and a new novel called
Sacrament in July.
CliveB: To all: Geez, guys, there's a lot of you out there. Take it slowly, please... raskin:
clive: you also mentioned liking cyberpunk and anime. Any chance of you doing something along those lines?
CliveB: Raskin: I love anime and I've got some feelers out to Japanese companies to see if I can hook up
with them.
D_Lister: clive: in the production of Theif...what role do you play in creative consulting...as in the
art aspect? you have a ?"
CliveB: DLister: The script for Thief is mine but the character design is really in the hands of the artists.
Animated pictures take about four years from start to finish.
PIHarris: Why do you think you've attracted such a following, fan clubs, news groups, IRC chat sessions
CliveB: PIHarris: Boy, if I knew why my work attracts such a loyal following it would probably make me very
self-conscious. The best thing I can do on a day-to-day basis is tell the stories that move me.
TanithX: clive: Do you know the Malvern hills, mentioned in Weaveworld (Uk)
CliveB: TanithX: Sure I know the Malvern Hills. Is it snowing there right now?
Andrew: What are your plans for the opening of LoI in the UK? (I hear rumours of a Director's Cut)
CliveB: andrew: THere is a director's cut of LOI (which is twelve minutes longer) and is appearing here
in America on video and laser. I am trying very hard to persuade UIP, who are releasing the movie in England, to
release my version -- the director's cut. I hope I'm successful.
Hanan: Clive, in Imajica, you write that there is a 3rd way of lovemaking. How did you come across this
idea?
CliveB: Hanan: I'm not sure that it's limited to three! But I got my ideas on lovemaking from the business
of... making love!
_aspike: you wrote a childrens book "the thief of Always" are there more to come or was it
a one time try?
CliveB: aspike: I am planning a whole series of children's books in the next few years. Childrens literature
is a great passion of mine and I would like to continue to write in this area.
dougherty: What are your plans for sequels to Cabal?
CliveB: Dougherty: There will be further stories of the Nightbreed in the next few years. I just haven't
had the time of late to write them down (they're certainly in my head!).
CliveB: All: ready for more questions now.
Leviathan: What influences did you have over the creation of the Leviathan/Labyrinth mythos for HR2,
and did you think it was handled in the way you envisaged the cenobites?
CliveB: Leviathan: Film is a director's medium, and Tony Randel was the man behind the camera in that particular
case. The movie -- Hellraiser 2 -- isn't quite the way I would have imagined it, I have to admit, but that's the
nature of the medium.
D_Lister: Clive any thoughts on a Candyman 3? Are there anymore stories to tell about him?
CliveB: Lister: I don't have any more questions to answer about the Candyman after the second picture. I
have been approached about a third in the series but so far I've been too busy to give it much serious thought.
Trickster: Clive: do your books emulate your life experiences or do you rely more on imagination?
CliveB: Trickester: My books are a mingling of influences. Some parts of them are certainly derived from
experiences I have in the real world. Some parts are pure imagination. In the process of writing, I very often
lose track of which part is which.
FXMASTER: "when you write, do you just sit down and write freestyle or do you write with an outline
allready made for the novel"
CliveB: FXMaster: I write my novels -- especially the long ones -- with a very detailed outline, which may
have taken months to write in front of me. I cannot imagine starting an 800 page book without at least some sense
of the territory that lies ahead.
Blinky: Clive, are you disappointed that Hellraiser has turned into a francise? And that the Cenobites
and Pinhead in particular have become pale Freddy/Jason Clones? Also have you seen Hellraiser 4 yet, and if you
have, your honest opinion?
CliveB: Blinky: I haven't seen the finished Hellraiser 4 yet so I can't make any fully cogent comments about
it. I do know it has a lot of Pinhead in it and that Doug Bradley gives -- as far as I can tell -- a first-rate
performance. As I say, I'll have to wait to see the finished picture to pass judgment. I do worry, however, that
the character of Pinhead is in danger of becoming over-exposed.
Todd: Clive: Was there a reason that the characters of Howie and JoBeth had a remarkably small part in
Everville?
CliveB: Todd: The cast of the Art books is large -- and getting larger! Howie and JoBeth, who were such
a significant part of Great and Secret Show certainly have a smaller role to play in the sequel but that seemed
to be the direction the story wanted to take. Some of the time a writer has to simply trust to his or her instincts,
and though I loved the characters of Howie and JoBeth the novel (Everville) had new journeys to take.
Shoggoth: The box in the Hellraiser series seems quite similar to the Shining Trapezohedron of Lovecraft;
ever considered writing a full-blown Mythos novel/novella?
CliveB: Shoggoth: I'm a great fan of Lovecraft's work but I feel that it has been creatively explored and
expanded by a whole slew of authors. I wouldn't, therefore, contemplate exploring that territory myself.
Amokk: Will we see Howie and Jobeth in the third book of The Art?
CliveB: Amokk: We will certainly see Howie in the third book of the Art. JoBeth, of course, perished in
Everville but as you know, death seldom stopped anybody appearing in one of my books.
Barnabas: Mr. Barker, do you plan on continueing the with the Books of Blood Series?
CliveB: Barnabas: There will be more short stories forthcoming in the next couple of years but nothing under
the Books of Blood title.
Xney: Everybody: there are a lot of questions, so please be patient in waiting your turn. Thanks :-)
CliveB: All: ready for more questions...
DaVinci: Was there any singular experience you had early in life that shaped your view of there being
other existences bordering our own?
CliveB: DaVinci; I have had since my earliest memories the suspicion that our senses do not entirely grasp
all that haunts and informs and enlightens our world. In short, I think I've always believed we live -- figuratively
speaking -- on the edge of a vast and unfathomable sea of which we see only the first few yards of surf.
Todd: Clive: Any thoughts on the Internet as a communications medium?
CliveB: Todd: What could be more exciting for a creator than to have the experience I'm having now? Nick
Owen, the creator of Web of Lost Souls, has made available to us today an extraordinary means of information exchange.
By the way, may I take this opportunity (and this is going to be embarrassing, Nick, so you'd better look away)
to thank Mr. Owen for his extraordinary efforts on all our behalves. You may not know this, everyone, but the Web
of
Opiate: My husband's Q: What do you read and your fav author and when will you be in New Orleans, LA
for book signings?
CliveB: Opiate: At present, I am reading a lot of research books for my new novel, Sacrament. If I had to
name one author I love above all others it would probably be Herman Melville. Or Edgar Allan Poe. Or Chaucer. Or
... As to the second part of your question, I will be doing a very extensive tour for Sacrament in the early summer
which will certainly take me through the bookstores of Los Angeles. I don't know about New Orleans. For some reaso
Amokk: What has the reaction been to Incarnations thus far?
CliveB: amokk: The reaction to Incarnations has so far been wonderful. I am inviting theatre companies to
look at the plays in the collection and if they find them of interest, they can write to me and talk about productions.
The plays in the collection are all pretty dark!
WoLS: Clive (from my wife), when you use brand names in your books, ie 'Budwiser' do you have to get
permission or pay to use that name?
CliveB: Wols: I very seldom use brand names but when I do I never seek permission. I may be wrong about
this, but unless you're saying something really terrible about a product I don't think you have to ask anybody.
Amokk: I've heard that Sacrament is an "optimistic" work--how so?
CliveB: Amokk: I think of all my works since The Great and Secret Show as being, loosely speaking, optimistic
in the sense that they are about the possibilities that lie before us as a species. But Sacrament is certainly
a profoundly optimistic book, looking as it does to the healing of the profoundest hurts that we are doing the
planet.
DeNiro: Clive: whoopee, my voice has returned. I just wanted to ask, have you ever been to Tasmania?
have you ever HEARD of Tasmania? Any time you're coming down, let me know and you can have dinner at my place!
CliveB: DeNiro: Yes, of course I've heard of Tasmania. And no, I've never been there. Maybe I'll make it
one of these days. If I do, let's have a beer!
Bluewolfe: What are some of the book titles that are written in the medievil atmosphere, if any?
CliveB: Bluewolfe: Can you be more specific in your question?
Bluewolfe: Just wondering if you wrote any books in that area
CliveB: Bluewolfe: Understood. There are medieval elements in Sacrament, but it's really the first time
I've explored that area.
Keanon: How much inluence/involvement have you had with the Hellraiser Graphic Novels, Jihad in particular,
and where did the design for the Box in Hellraiser come from?
CliveB: Keanon: The box design in Hellraiser was a group effort! It was created by myself along with a number
of special effects guys in England. As far as the Hellraiser comic books are concerned, I was extremely proud of
them. I thought that in some ways they touched the heart of the Hellraiser mythos better than the sequel movies
did.
AdriaAndS: Clive: What's your opinion on the clive barker's hellraiser comic books? do you approve or
do you think it's taking HELLRAISER too far? p.s. do you ever do signings or appearances in Montreal canada?
CliveB: I had a modest amount of influence with the Hellraiser graphic novels but my approach to that kind
of work is that people are best left to create with minimum interference. I've never been invited to sign in Montreal
but Harper Collins Canada might be persuaded to set something up.
Addict: Clive: Are you planning on makeing any kind of computer game out of your stories?. And thanks
for keeping me awake ;)
CliveB: Addict: Yes. My partner, Malcolm Smith and I are working with the Dreamers Guild and Virgin Games
on a project now called Ectosphere which we all hope will be a groundbreaking computer game.
arian: Clive: Lord of Illusions was a huge revelation to me in more ways than one. How do you feel, knowing
the great impact you make on people's lives, how you change the way they see the worlds and themselves?
CliveB: Arian: There are few words to express how moved I am to feel my ideas and images and stories and
philosophies touch people. It's what makes getting up in the morning and going to my desk such a pleasure.
HansR: Clive: Hello my friend! Can you tell us something about the Everything?
CliveB: HansR: The Everything is a book to come... That's all I'm tellin'!!
spijkers: one chance so:what did you do to get noticed,published,and could you write a story of epical
galactic proportions,with all the different realities and planets combined in one major storyline,and will you
visit storyline,and will you visit The Netherlands soon?
CliveB: spijkers: To get noticed? I wrote some very weird stories! The closest I've got so far to writing
the kind of book you describe is Imajica but I do have even more ambitious visions stewing in my skull. Yes, I
think I will be in the Netherlands sometime next year perhaps for a signing. I don't know when yet.
Alexa: There is a great difference between the character Phillip Swan in the film and the short story
. How do you account for such a change and how closely did you associate with the character. The film made the
character seem very personal.
CliveB: Alexa: Can you be more specific about the character's seeming personal to you? I'd like answer your
question as accurately as possible.
Addict: Are there any plans to turn any of the stories in "In the flesh into theater producions?
CliveB: Addict: There are plans, I believe, to turn more of my tales into theatre pieces in Chicago much
as In the Flesh and Son of Celluloid were transformed.
Alexa: The character seemed to be a personal statement maybe as to how you see yourself or how you wer
feeling when you wrote the film version. How close is this character's feelings and emotions to your own?
CliveB: Alexa: Thank you. I like the character of Swann in the movie a good deal. He seems troubled and
conflicted and haunted... we all know how that feels! As to why I changed the character, it's really a function
of the story I'm trying to tell. The Last Illusion (the story upon which Lord of Illusions is based) is just the
jumping off place for a very different kind of experience: the cinematic kind.
dougherty: Would you say 'coming out' has affected the way the film and publishing industry deals with
you? Have you had any negative reactions?
CliveB: Dougherty: I'm pleased to say I've so far had no negative responses to my "coming out".
I should add that I think the readers of my work are by and large an articulate, compassionate (and intelligent!)
bunch of so I would have been surprised to hear negativity from such a quarter. It's always difficult to judge
whether your reputation in the eyes of your business associates has been influenced but it's certainly not stopped
the offers coming in!
DrCasey: Hi Clive! First let me thank you for all of your entertainment to date. I would like to know
when we will see Thief of Always hit the big screen and if there will ever be any more Books of Blood int he future?
CliveB: DrCasey: Thief of Always will not be hitting the big screen for another two years. Animation is
a slow, slow business. But it'll be worth the wait.
Celesti: Hello Clive! First, thanks for being here! A comment and a question: Pinhead is one of my most
favorite horror characters of all time. I would like to know what other horror directors may have influenced you?
Do u think u might be on the east coast in the near future?
CliveB: Celesti: I'm delighted Pinhead does the job for you! Horror directors? Cronenberg, James Whale,
Jack Arnold... I'll be signing on the East Coast for Sacrament sometime in the early summer of next year.
KateLaity: 2things: I love your drawing/painting. Any plans for CB:Illus. 3? and what have you got agains
Old Norse?! (I'm a medievalist)
CliveB: KateLaity: I've got nothing against Old Norse. I think he's a lovely fellow! Joking aside, there
will be further books of paintings. Morpheus publishing, who do those extraordinary Giger books, will be producing
them.
Harvester: Clive, I have heard many different names for the type of fiction you write.How would you describe
it?
CliveB: Harvester: Great question. I tell you what I DON'T call it. I don't call it horror fiction! I think
I write, quite simply, a fiction of the imagination. Does that do the job? onethumb: Clive: perhaps dark
fantasy ?
Harvester: Very much so. Thanks.
onethumb: Clive: but yes, fiction of the imagination works well. :)
CliveB: All: we're coming to the end of our hour, folks. I will finish up the last three questions, then see you again in a month or so here on the IRC.
CliveB: Check with the Web of Lost Souls for a date and time.
WoLS: I would like to thank Clive on behalf of everyone tonight for coming along and chatting with us. For
more information check out WoLS (http://www.barkerverse.com). Thanks again Clive.
Xney: Clive: thanks for stopping by :-) * onethumb gives Clive a big round of applause.
WoLS: Thank you all for coming along. I would again like to thank Clive and everyone for helping out. See
you all on IRC in a month or so. Nick
Harvester: Looking forward to next time :)
Xney: When Clive leaves, we'll unmoderate the channel
arian: Thank you for coming Clive.
WoLS: Clive, you have now experienced IRC, what do you think?
onethumb: uh-oh, Clive has experienced IRC. he might become addicts like Xney, Harvester and I.
onethumb: :)
CliveB: All: I've had great fun. Let's do it again soon everybody. Sweet dreams. Clive, signing off.
Xney> sweet dreams.. hehe not after reading clive barker :-) Goodbye, Clive.
onethumb> 'nite clive.
Harvester> Until next we speak.
onethumb> Unmoderating so users can say goodbye.
Ladies and Gentleman...Clive has left the building...
EERIE4U> night CLive
Opiate> Thank you Clive!! Cheers!
Scott> My partner and I are very happy that you "came out". :) The world needs to know that there are many of us leading very productive lives. P.S. (Someone took my dinner question.)
Donkey> so long clivey!!!! best from the beaCH!
TanithX> thanks loads clive!
odo> Seeya one day Clive.
D_Lister> THANKYOU CLIVE!!! It was a dream come true
Alexa> byebye
AdriaAndS> Clive goodbye... see ya next month!! make sure you get to Montreal! :)
logan> bye clive!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are a demigod in my eyes
DeNiro> Clive: Is that story about the guy wanting you to sign his back with a scalpel true? What did you say to him? I reckon you should have signed it "Pee Wee Herman" and not told him.
mR_ed> nighters clive..I really enjoyed it
faust666> Bye Clive
DrCasey> Thanks Clive!
DeNiro> NIGHT CLIVE
Scott> bye! Thanyou
HansRu> Until the next....
PIHarris> Many thanks Clive, come back to the uk soon
Celesti> Clive... u are welcome to join #Hellraiser ANYTIME !!! :))))))
Niffer> thanks clive Barn and i love you!!!
CarpeNoct> x
Addict> Thaks Clive!!! Good Bye!!!
Dithi> bye
Nexus-6> Thanks a lot Clive, bye from Norway
Fletcher> bye nice not gittin ta ask u a question =:( im sure i wasnt the only one CYA
_aspike> bye clive
Xney> I feel like I'm on the rollercoaster from hell
KateLaity> Thanks to everyone involved in stting this up! What a great opportunity!
fte> bye!
Thomas> Keep up the good works!
DaVinci> I'll be here next time
Keanon> Thank you for a void filling plethora of fantasy!!!
Alexa> until next time
* dixie_ pays respecy to Clives work! C U !
FlaTLinE> heheheheheheheheh
Dithi> slow down peeps
Adina> Thanks, Clive!
Pinhead> Yup! #Hellraiser's door are always open....
HansRu> msg WoLS What'd cha think Nick?
Xney> Sorry to everybody who had a question that didn't get answered
WoLS> Check out WoLS soon for more info on Clive http://www.barkerverse.com - I hope you have all enjoyed it
Xney> unfortunatly, there were too many
bikk> your work is an inspiration!
FXMASTER> Thanks clive
TanithX> It`s nice to see that even someone like clive manages to go over his set time limit!...welcome to the world of the MASSIVE phonebills!!!
Addict> Thanks WoLS!!!!
Alexa> wonder if he's watching?
Trickster> bye Clive
Barnabas> gosh wish i could come up with a more memorable goodbye...but goodbye and thanks, take care!
Xney> flatline: He's gone
onethumb> flat: he's not here.
TanithX> Or has he?
DeNiro> I'd like to thank the MODERATORS. I think they did a great job, given the circumstances!!
* TanithX peers round nervously
logan> i thought the moderaters did well, but i never got to ask anythin
* Keanon lights a candle and prepares to dream...
Celesti> THANKS WOLS !!!!! IT WAS GREAT !
Xney> I wish everybody could have asked their question
onethumb> I'd like to thank WolS and Xney for doing a great voicing job!
Alexa> yes a round of thanks to everyone who made this possible
Hanan> clivey! clivey!! clivey!!!!
Harvester> Thanks, DeNiro :)
faust666> *sigh* i never got to ask my question...
Scott> Thanks for moderating guys. I know it must have been difficult.
Addict> Moderators: Thanks you for your Work!!!!! Three Cheers!!!!!!
Rab> yep.. thanks to, um, everyone? I enjoyed it...
FXMASTER> neither did I
* onethumb gives Xney and Wols a round of applause.
I'd like to thank you guys for this opportunity...
Donkey> THANKS WOLS!!!
DeNiro> faust666: and to think....I got to ask that dumb question about Tasmania.,. :-))
* PIHarris Claps heartily
* PIHarris Cheers
TanithX> Yeah thanxs you guys....nice that peeps put the time in for us mere mortals
Scott> Thanks Nicholas!
Hanan> bark bakr baker's on heaven's door!
Keanon> Thanks WoLS and Clive!
logan> is clive still here?
FlaTLinE> hip hip whatever oh yeah Houray!
Pinhead> Anyone who hasn't checked out WoLS's website, go do it now - It's superb!!
* PIHarris gives three cheers
fte> this ucks, I couldn't even ask my question!!
Keanon> He said he'll be back in a month, cheer up!
fte> he will not be back in a month...ever heard the check is in the mail?
CliveB> fte: Oh, you cynic. If I say I'm going to be back in a month, I mean it!
logan> he shows up on whois
Adina> LOL, CLive!
Dithi> Hey Clive!!!!
Opiate> Cheers to Clive Barker!!!!
Addict> ROFL!!!
DaVinci> Thanks, Clive.
TanithX> Anyone get the feeling we`re being watched?
Adina> :)
Rab> Hello.. WolS, er, Nick :)
DeNiro> hey wols....you set up the web site..right?
DeNiro> wols: what do you do for a living?
WoLS> DeNiro, A Molecular Biologist!
DeNiro> wols: ahh! so how did the connection with Clive come about?
WoLS> I am a fan of Clive's, met him a number of times in London, am a mad computer freak and asked for WoLS to be official etc. i also work with Lost Souls the fan club
Rab> WoLS: again, thanks for setyting this thing up.. I didn't get my question asked, but I did have fun :)
WoLS> Rab I am gald but Clive will be back...............
WoLS> Rab, thanks for that. Clive really enjoyed it. New experience and all
DeNiro> Its funny, but Ive never read anywhere any reviews mentioning Clives sense of humour. I think he is dead funny. Just little jokes here and there in his writing.
Rab> WoLS: that's cool.. would hate to hear he had a bad experience with the whole thing...
WoLS> Clive is a very funny man, full of life and excitment, a great guy all round
DaVinci> How long before the log is ]\
KateLaity> hip hip hooray - Wols Xney and the rest -- CB especially!
* Nexus-6 gives a big hand to WoLS and anybody else invoved in setting this up
dixie_> HOORAY!
faust666> does clive have an email address? hee hee
WoLS> Hope you all visit Web of Lost Souls now, go check it out
Fletcher> Umm more time!!!!!! need more time =:(
Jaffe> yeah cliveb is still in the building
Rab> WoLS: visit? i have a link to it on my page! :)
* dixie_ applaudes for the gang who arranged this!
Alexa> btw for anyone who knows Mr Barker... I thought he was a technophobe?
FlaTLinE> Next time, strap him to his chair and make him talk for 4 - 5 hours!!! :) reznor> there... NIN and clive!!!! my favorites
* Hanan runs around naked screaming Thank you!! thank you!!!
Donkey> WAY TO GO CLIVEY!
Xney> Clive: :-)
Celesti> hehehe
PIHarris> Hey quick, there he is....
reznor> i knew he was still here!!!!!!!!!
Barnabas> Bravo bravo bravissimo......
*** onethumb changes topic to "Successful Conf! Check out http://www.barkerverse.com/ for more info on the next one!" FlaTLinE> Raskin, no it does not.
Dithi> Bye clive
Donkey> Thanks for the cybermemories!
bikk> Thanks alot Clive and moderators!
Keanon> THat's why they had it moderated, to cool out negative creeps
Xney> Clive is going to put some network users to a horrible death in his next book
Alexa> well if your watching many thanks for all the good times you have brought to us all
Alexa> and I thought you were a technophobe?
WoLS> Okay all . I am off.. The transcript will be on WoLS asap.. Have a good time and see you here again soon. Do you want Cliove to come back again??????
FlaTLinE> I knew clive was still here!
TanithX> YES!
KateLaity> Of COURSE we do!!
Trickster> must be odd to watch 80 people talk about you????
* TanithX jumps up and down excitedly
*** Xney changes topic to "Check out www.barkerverse.com! Logs will be posted soon!"
Rab> WoLS: Now that's a silly question.... ;)
Opiate> PLEASE!!!! We'll be better behaved!
Donkey> WOLS RULES!!
* faust666 wishes he could Email Clive Barker
fte> come back soon clive I want to ask my question!!
Xney> addict: I think, if I died an agonizing worthless death in his book, I would feel much better than I ever have in my life
* PIHarris bets a lot of people do
Donkey> Liz says hi uncle malcolm!
Dithi> speak to us Clive
raskin> clive should write a short about the death of the net and include us :)
Keanon> Never had so much fun on the 'net!
Xney> I could have a "I got killed in a Clive Barker book" t-shirt
Addict> Yeah But I bet it would be a rather Shocking death :)
Keanon> Addict: YOu never know, you could die making love!
TanithX> keanon: yeah that may be a good idea....
Rab> Xney: yeah... maybe get your own fanclub...
onethumb> I'm sure WoLS will have a edited transcript of the Conference, but if not, I am already working on one... look for it later today or else check out http://www.barkerverse.com/
WoLS> Why not get a special signed T Shirt of Clive's art - ON SALE from WOLS
HansRu> Nice plug Nick
WoLS> onethumb, I will have the trascript on tonight so check out WoLS
Keanon> Shamless Plug!
Trickster> he's not talking and it's killing you guys, hehehehe it amazes me
gene> thanks, Nick
onethumb> Wols: great. glad to hear it. :)
KateLaity> The shirts are signed?!
dixie_> WoLS: your web adress again?
* Rab think he needs to get one of those shirts...
PIHarris> bye TanithX
Rab> dix: http://www.barkerverse.com!
Niffer> clive barker has now left the building
Keanon> clive b has left cyberspace completely
TanithX> bye
Opiate> Opiate falls to the floor in an overwhelmed stupor....it was all a dream
Keanon> I will have a transcript on my site too...
Nexus-6> me too
Keanon> not to take away from WOLS of course
Xney> WoLS: find out when the next clive barker irc Q&A show is :)
gene> Please, be a next time
Keanon> I think I'm gonna cry
faust666> I wonder if he visits any of our sites... (besides WOLS, of course)
Barnabas> i feel so alone now!!
Keanon> GOing to work on my site!!!
PIHarris> So long everyone
Rab> I think I'll just editorialize it and have a link to it on WoLS, for the total 6 people who use my page eheh
Nexus-6> faust666: You have a Barker-site????
gene> goodnight from New Paltz NY
Keanon> http://cctr.umkc.edu/user/kliggatt/index.html go there!!!
faust666> Nexus-6: hellraiser mythos page
Keanon> Bye all!
* dixie_ signin' off.... Good night to all'ya!
Opiate> Leave my clavicles alone neostasis! Shotgun!
Keanon> thanks WoLS!
Nexus-6> faust666: URL please!!!
Keanon> http://cctr.umkc.edu/user/kliggatt/index.html
faust666> Nexus-6: http://www.hooked.net/users/faust666
Nexus-6> thanks faust, i'll check it out
Rab> Oh no! We're exchanging URLs!
faust666> thanks :)
Addict> hehe Only with a touch of cranberry sauce...holidays ya know...
WoLS> Web of Lost Souls, the 'official' Clive Barker site is at http://www.barkerverse.com/ CHECK IT OUT SOON
Rab> addict: well of course...
Opiate> Moderators & WoLS, and Celesti, thanks for making this one of the best days of my life :) onethumb> a fred is down! I repeat, mayday, a fred is down!
Rab> and if you want you can go to http://www.calweb.com/~sasha and link to WoLS from *MY* page.. heh
onethumb> fred is just cool. :)
Alexa> yes he is
Harvester> Fred is cool. I had dinner with him last night.
WoLS> OKay all, nite nite, enjoy and check out WoLS for the next time Clive will be on, this is the only place for the right info
Trickster> thanxs WOLS
Alexa> bye bey wols
Xney> alexa: well, something has to be done
DeNiro> I love the web site, btw.
Addict> Night WoLS!
Rab> Xney: That makes good sense... though some may not like it 'cos it's not "personal" enough.. I wouldn't have a problem with it, though...
Xney> the next time is bound to be more popular
Celesti> THANKS WOLS ! IT WAS GREAT !
Xney> the web site is cool
Rab> Hmm.. now we need the "I was at Clive's First IRC Chat" T shirts hehe
Harvester> Not really that bad comparatively
Xney> rab: Hey, I'd buy one :)
Celesti> Rab: I agree!
Xney> ot: we'll let WoLS decide or whatever, or fred
WoLS> Xney: there is no need to duplicate the site, it will not be done
Addict> NOD!!!!
Rab> hehe Hmm...
Alexa> I would like that Wols that is very gracious of you
Barnabas> Totally KEWL DUDE!!!
DeNiro> wow, do I get credit for that idea?
DeNiro> :-)
Rab> WoLS: That sounds great! :)
WoLS> Celesti: nite nite
Celesti> :) Thanks WoLS .. Take Care !
Barnabas> So where was Clive joining us from? US or UK?
Addict> US
Xney> barnabas: LA
Rab> Ooo.. LA.. only, um, nevermind.. I'm not that pathetic.. eheh
Barnabas> kewl i'll be on the next flight!
Niffer> you wish
Addict> Oh great, A Stocker in our midsts.
Rab> LA is a pretty big place... ;)
Barnabas> i am not a stocker...i don't work at a grocery store
Rab> Rik: Well, I only caught the last half... My good friend addict stole my question.. ;) Clive's working on a computer game.. :)
Pinhead> Clive worked on a game with my old company once....
Barnabas> see ya all next time...same clive time same clive channel
Last Updated 2/15/98