It felt absolutely ridiculous to print it out and store it, and I really hoped nobody found the document while cleaning out the fire-proof thingy.īut while packing it away, I got to wondering about a reasonable upper bound of storage for people who write a lot of good stuff, published or not. I printed out my life timeline with major events and things once, just to have something of a history around in case of a fire, or fire and my screaming death. I mean, certainly a pallet is practically nothing, if it provides peace of mind, backs up lots of good stuff, and takes up less floor space than the golf cart? Do they save only the current manuscript, some subset of papers representing achievements, or whole pallets, etc. I wonder what other authors have done along these lines.

Maybe unless you're a big _Crystal Skull_ fan. Its one of this patchy authors poorer efforts. So, using a fridge seems kinda irrational in various ways. Author : Dean Koontz Pages : 784 pages Publisher : Putnam Adult Language : eng ISBN-10 : 21323 ISBN-13 : 9780399146268 Document details read ePUB Cold Fire / Hideaway / The Key to Midnight by Dean. Summary: Hideaway is a disappointing and disjointed novel unworthy of Koontz. Books by Dean Koontz Hideaway 9781472234582 Headline V9781472234582. The guy had stainless steel interior doors custom designed for his home library. It almost brings to mind the symbolism of the act/location itself, in the 'why not just a cool fire safe, I mean look at your bulging wallet' sense. The refrigerator is an interesting location. OSC was, too, I think, after he lost a bunch of writing. He's big on printouts for emergency backup.

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