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Dateline: Carole McDonnell
Weblog: www.darkparables.blogspot.com/
Articles: 34
Dateline: Carole McDonnell
Weblog: www.darkparables.blogspot.com/
Articles: 34
Carole McDonnell's short stories and essays appear online and in print, in speculative fiction, ethnic, and Christian publications. She lives in New York with her husband, two sons, and their pets. Wind Follower, published by Juno Books in June 2007, is her first novel.
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Interview with Geralyn Beauchamp, Author of Time Masters Book One: The Call
If you love time travel novels, and stories about destined lovers who must be brought together to save the world, this fantasy novel is for you.
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The Leaden Echo of The Golden Compass
There is something about The Golden Compass that feels passed down, unexperienced, untrue, and, well, old.
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An Interview with Norma Lehmeier Hartie, Author of Harmonious Environment
You can create a beautiful, healthy home while treading lightly on Mother Earth.
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An Interview With Mystery and Fantasy Author Carole Nelson Douglas
When publishing is your livelihood, every year seems a difficult career period.
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The Farthest Frontiers: An Interview with Two Writers of Marginalized Speculative Fiction
Christian and multicultural speculative fiction is considered to be marginalized — some thoughts on the issue from two writers outside the mainstream.
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Interview with Sylvia Kelso: Feminist, speculative fiction writer, and author of Amberlight, Part Two
"One thing I dislike ... is the way the average published fantasy has been dumbed down over the last decade or so."
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Interview with Sylvia Kelso: Feminist, Speculative Fiction Writer, Author of Amberlight, Part One
Kelso talks about her background and her book, which she describes as, "A city. A mystery. An impossible love affair."
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The Rock of Love Girls vs. The Flavor of Love Girls: Desperation, Money, and Fame
They talk the talk and hug the poles, but are they true rock chicks?
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TV Review: The Kill Point - Brothers in Life and Crime
In a really satisfying heist film, the viewer's complicity in the crime becomes problematic because the bad guys are truly not so very bad.
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Movie Review: Live Free or Die Hard, For Your Hormonal Viewing Pleasure
It’s never too late to understand what makes cool American guys tick.
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