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Interviews with my imaginary friends: “Stoner”
For this year’s A-to-Z April Challenge, I’m interviewing characters from my and/or my twin’s fiction. Some of them are major characters, some are supporting cast, and some have managed to avoid any page-time (so far). Thomas: Your real name is John … Continue reading →
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Latest blatherings about writing projects from Weaver and his clone
A few weeks ago, I saw a comment on a discussion board about science fiction and fantasy stating that readers always prefer stories with protagonists who look like themselves. I can think of only two protagonists from novels I’ve read … Continue reading →
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North of Andover 