Submitted by The_Stache_ t3_10y8b19 in books
Technically the real anniversary date would be the 1st of September, but we are at least in the same year!
I know we can't take anything promised by William Goldman seriously, he is a comedian at heart, but it does make me sad he is no longer alive to write Buttercup's Baby or publish a 50th year anniversary letter to us fans.
I wanted to ask if anyone could think of an author who you would trust to write it, seeing how Stephen King was recommended but turned it down, or is it best the way it is? A single chapter at the end of a great book.
Side note: I once convinced my entire class of seniors that if they could find a Florinese unabridged copy of S Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure I would give them 100% in their English Capstone class for the year and have to do no other work.