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I did read your interview Simon, very interesting, as I was not aware of the genre, Historical fantasy, and I am prone to want to investigate it further. You mentioned the writer, Guy Gavriel Kay. Wouldn't that be funny if he and Susan Kay were re...
How true you are here! I most heartily agree. I have come to find this as my own experience. Whenever I read a book about some historical figure or event, if the facts become diluted or deranged, I simply think of the author as one who does not kn...
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- one short story: "The Third Origin"
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- At 5:02am on November 14, 2009, Lydia Nolan-Ruiz added a gift to their profile…
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- At 9:10am on August 25, 2009,
David M. DuBay said… - The Deep Forest I write about is a mythical place in the Michigan wilderness, circa 1600. The Deep Forest albums I listen to most are; Boheme, Comparsa, Essence of the Forest, Music Detected, World Mix and Live Japan......they are all wonderful
- At 10:51pm on August 24, 2009,
David M. DuBay said…
- The Deep Forest novels connection to the French band Deep Forest is not entirely coincidental. When I write I listen to their songs. They are my favorite recording artists and I have (as far as I know) their entire library.
- At 6:00pm on July 16, 2009,
John Halsted said… - Lynda
Hi. Its good to meet someone with a bloodline as mixed as mine. In the 1800's Mauritius was a French colony then British then French and finally British. So, like Canada, there are two distinct language groups, French and English. My maternal great, great grandfather was a Mauritian of French descent and left Mauritius for South Africa to farm sugar. Like those Canadians who are french speaking and call themselves French Canadian, my grandparents were French Mauritian. Hope this helps...........
- At 11:56am on July 15, 2009,
Genella deGrey said… - Cool! Thanks!:)
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- At 8:21am on July 15, 2009,
Genella deGrey said…
- Lydia - Nice to meet you!
A friend of mine and I are looking into doing an esigning event - I'll make announcements if we can pull it together.
:)
G.
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