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  1. This “lost” interview I did with Ray Bradbury in 2010 at ComicCon is a marvel. He was nearly 90! His response to my question: “if you could travel back to one moment in your life, what moment would you choose?” will brighten your day! ☀️ gizmodo.com/this-lost-in... #WritingCommmunity #Booksky

    gizmodo.com This "lost" interview with Ray Bradbury is the best thing you'll listen to today

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    #WritingCommunity Most discussions about raids in Triple Strike are fairly political/investigative in nature, so they don't work well as snips, but this one features the boarding crew, who ended up being the most regular of the tertiary cast, as they show up whenever Alan needs muscle.

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  3. If you could ask readers just one question after they finished your book, what would it be? Not about ratings or reviews just one question that would help you understand their experience with your story. Writers, what's the one thing you'd most want to know from your readers? #WritingCommunity

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