Blinks: Dirda reviews Pavane; Ansible

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» Washington Post: Michael Dirda reviews Keith Robert’s Pavane (just reissued by Old Earth Books)

» David Langford’s Ansible 296

How to Train Your Tuk Tuk: Arley Sorg and Josh Pearce Discuss Raya and the Last Dragon

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Five hundred years before the start of Raya and the Last Dragon, the vibrant land of Kumandra is attacked by the Druun, monsters that turn their victims into stone. Kumandra’s guardian dragons band together to defeat the Druun, but in doing so are petrified, leaving behind only a magic gem infused with their power. In the struggle for control of the dragons’ power, Kumandra splits into five tribes — Heart,

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Carrie Vaughn: Writing the Good Parts

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Carrie Vaughn was born January 28, 1973 in Sacramento CA to a military family, and grew up all over the country before settling in Colorado, where she graduated high school. She attended Occidental College in Los Angeles, and got her Master’s in English Literature at the University of Colorado in Boulder. She attended the Odyssey Writing Workshop in 1998, and taught there in 2009. Vaughn began publishing short fiction in

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