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I've spent most of my childhood reading the Redwall books… (TT____TT)

May future generations play within the safe walls of Redwall Abbey for years to come.

Do you remember his books?

I'm afriad I don't but, may he rest in peace.

Duuuude, I read those books. Now I'm bummed.

He died!?!?

ljkfsjfskfj…

sorry, wiping tears off keyboard.

God bless his family and friends

Hey, I was suprised to know that Shel Silverstein died back in 1999.

Shut up. Doesn't matter when he died. He's dead and we can't bring him back…

I lassy, but he will live on through his books for many generations to come.

<3

You know, this brings up an interesting philosophical point.
Do you consider somebody dead when their body stops functioning, or when their work is forgotten?
Just something to chew on.

Damn. That's deep.

Manly tears were shed.

Who?

D:<

If you put a cup of honey on a desk, in a room with mice, the little buggers will jump in it, and it will hold them down like a tar pit.

I let my homemade honey mouse trap solidify, and now I use it as a paper weight.

Luke the Warrior was the greatest book of my childhood. And it was one of the open-ended ending that I actually enjoyed.

There was an article in the New York Times recently about how this question is even more complicated in the modern world of online social networking. Blogs, Facebook accounts, etc. tend to remain after their owners do not.

Sorry, never heard of him.

WHAT!?!?! NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

At least I actually met him once, during a book signing.

According to Wikipedia he was a socialist, I cannot even begin to imagine why you would like a guy who worships Stalin as his atheist god.

You've never read his awesome books, have you?

Socialism ≠ communism.

Socialist ≠ atheist.

Sure troll.

I was 101% serious there.