How many syllables was that again, or, �Can I buy a vowel?�
By Melissa Ann Singer, Senior Editor
At this point, Mercedes Lackey, James Mallory, and I have worked on seven books together. They�ve all been fascinating and fun but there were a couple of times on this last book, Crown of Vengeance, where I thought my head was going to explode.
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Living in a Real Teenage Dystopia: The Classroom
By Isamu Fukui
In recent years there has been some discussion about the dystopian visions of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley and about which model is more relevant to our society today. This discussion can be boiled down to Orwell fearing that we would become slaves to pain while Huxley proposed that we would become slaves to pleasure.
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The Care and Feeding of a Villain
By Joseph Nassise
I�ve always been fascinated with the concept of psychopomps; those creatures, spirits, or deities that show up in many myths and religions, whose responsibility is to escort newly deceased souls to the afterlife, and while looking for a villain for the sequel to Eyes to See, I decided to dig into the idea a bit more to see what, if anything, might work.
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On Taking Risks and Being Dead
By Sharon Lynn Fisher
I did not set out to be a problem child. I didn�t know when I wrote my debut, Ghost Planet (October 30), that I was making choices that translated into challenges for an agent, should I be lucky enough to procure (use the old Jedi mind trick on) one.
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