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

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Jonathan McCalmont is a film, book, comics, and games critic. He blogs at Ruthless Culture. Every generation contains a finite amount of creative talent and when that generation reaches adulthood, that talent decants itself into the creative scenes that appear most attractive at that particular point in time. Sometimes that talent flows into music, sometimes it flows into painting and sometimes it flows into writing an endless stream of articles

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