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Link: Speculative Fiction Writers Considered as High School Students

Submitted by One Student on Sat, 02/09/2008 - 11:12pm

Speculative Fiction Writers Considered As High School Students.

http://granades.com/2007/07/25/sff-authors-as-hs-students/

 

Though I definitely wouldn't consider Bujold to be going in the romance direction, given how much time is spent on battles, politics, and mysteries. Character-driven, reall, and the thing with characters is that many of them are involved in romantic relationships. Also, as someone comments, both Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams were left out. Though I consider Pratchett to be more a satirist who uses fantasy as his vehicle.

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Week 2 (Jan 29-31): Claire

Week 3 (Feb. 5-7): Louisa

Week 4 (Feb. 12-14): Alex

Week 5 (Feb. 19-21): Christina

Week 6 (Feb. 26-28): Hannah

Week 7 (Mar. 4-6): Al

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