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Which Fantasy Writer Are You?
otter.covblogs.com - 6/9/2009
Which Fantasy Writer Are You?
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The Hornswoggler pointed out this little quiz to me, and I found it to be one of th best I have taken. The weird thing is that though I am like China Mieville, I have NEVER READ any of his works, and I love the opposing suggestion at the bottom of this and have read a lot of his works. Weird ...

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Omni Podcast: China Mieville on "The City & The City"
omnivoracious.com - 6/17/2009
Omni Podcast: China Mieville on "The City & The City"
— omnivoracious.com — After a busy few days of talking to authors at BookExpo America and a couple of weeks editing the results, it's time to start sharing the more than a dozen interviews Daphne and I did with a pretty spectacular group... (more) Omni Podcast: China Mieville on "The City & The City"

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China Mieville, Author of The City & The City: Guest-Blogging This Week at Omnivoracious
omnivoracious.com - 6/15/2009
China Mieville, Author of The City & The City: Guest-Blogging This Week at Omnivoracious
— omnivoracious.com — Omnivoracious is proud to welcome China Mieville as a guest blogger this week. Arguably one of the most important fantasists of the last decade, Mieville made his mark with the insanely imaginative Perdido Street Station. The novel single-handedly ... (more) China Mieville, Author of The City & The City: ...

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“God, that’s a merciless question”: China Mieville’s Interview From Weird Tales
jeffvandermeer.com - 6/17/2009
“God, that’s a merciless question”: China Mieville’s Interview From Weird Tales
— jeffvandermeer.com — Last year, I interviewed China Miéville for Weird Tales’ 85th anniversary issue. Yesterday, I posted a short excerpt of the interview on Omnivoracious as part of an announcement about China blogging there. (For those of you living under ... (more) “God, that’s a merciless question”: China Mieville’s ...

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Fantasy Writer Quiz/Meme - I'm Gene Wolfe!
Rob's Blog o' Stuff — Ganked from the ol' Hornswaggler and Grasping for the Wind Your result for Which fantasy writer are you?...Gene Wolfe (b. 1931) 15 High-Brow, 25 Violent, 3 Experimental and -1 Cynical! ...

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