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Ross Hamilton
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Saturday, 06 March 2010
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Elizabeth Kostova could possibly be viewed as an overnight success. Her debut novel, The Historian, exploded into the best-seller lists, knocking Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code off the top place.
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Phillip Berrie
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The first misconception about biological cloning that I’d like to clear up is that cloning is not the duplication of an existing person. For that you need malfunctioning Star Trek transporter technology (i.e. Star Trek: The Next Generation “Secon...
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Nyssa
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What do you do?
I've been been a sales assistant in a china shop, a typist, a teacher and a public servant but now I describe myself on forms as home duties. What that really means is spending as much time as possible on writing.
What expe...
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Nyssa
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What do you do?
We're a group of writers who come together to support each other's writing careers, and particularly to critique each other's work in grand novel-workshopping weekends every other year.
What experience or learning did you have...
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Nyssa
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What do you do?
I read, review, write and edit. I read for pleasure; I review (and edit reviews) for The Specusphere ; I write fantasy because I love it and I edit other people's work for filthy lucre.
What experience or learning did you have t...
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