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http://www.schlockmercenary.com/blog/index.php/2010/06/11/10-years/
He may have guilt-tripped me into buying one of his books.
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The last novel I wrote (it was ANANSI BOYS, in case you were wondering) when I got three-quarters of the way through I called my agent. I told her how stupid I felt writing something no-one would ever want to read, how thin the characters were, how pointless the plot. I strongly suggested that I was ready to abandon this book and write something ( Read more... ) -
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You know. I admit to not being a huge cheerleader for women's rights mostly out of apathy and not actually having much exposure to the ill effects,
But the way McCullough handled the Persephone-Hades dynamic throughout his Webmage series almost makes me elevate it out of the bad fiction category I've put it in.
16. Spellcrash.
Here's to having -
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15. Thank You For Arguing.
About 50 pages in, I was for making this book a required textbook in any high school. In the last chapter, he actually suggests it for seventh grade.
I don't really care; either way, get it in there.
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Addiction is without a doubt the most highly sought-after element in modern gaming
That was the first clause of the first sentence.
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14. The Age of Ra.
Mostly crappy and uninspired. I felt a little soiled by it. For some odd reason, I thought maybe one book I'd bought Monday wouldn't be bad fiction. -
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Most people are surprisingly bad at spotting fake smiles. One possible explanation for this is that it may be easier for people to get along if they don't always know what others are really feeling.
I got 16 out of 20.
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12. Codespell
13. MythOS
Yeah, I know they're short.