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Connotations Volume 20 Issue 5.Indd Volume 20, Issue 5 October / Novmber 2010 FREE CoThe Bi-Monthly Sciencen Fiction,Nota Fantasy & Convention Newszinetions of the Central Arizona Speculative Fiction Society An Interview with Featured Inside Regular Features Dani &by Eytan Chris Paige Kollins Special Features Brothers Dani and Eytan Kollin are the the fine points, challenging each other’s SF Tube Talk An Interview with authors of The Unincorporated Man, All the latest news about Dani & Eytan Kollins which just won The Prometheus Award assumptions and justifications until, from th their entirely different perspectives, they Scienc Fiction TV shows by Chris Paige for Best Novel at the 66 World Science agree the story and the characters ring Fiction Convention. The Prometheus true. by Lee Whiteside Award, bestowed by the Libertarian Hokey Smoke! Futurist Society, honors SF that explores themes of freedom or “dramatizes the Q: Who are some of your favorite 24 Frames It’s the very nearly 50th perennial conflict between individuals and authors? All the lastest genre movie news Anniversary of coercive governments.” The second in the by Jeffrey Lu Rocky the Flying Squirrel and series, The Unincorporated War, is newly D: I have two types of favorite writer and in print; The Unincorporated Woman is one type of ultimate writer. The ultimate Bullwinkle J. Moose writer for me Pro Notes By Shane Shellenbarger is someone News about like Ray Bradbury, genre authors and fans Diamond Anniversary of Charles who not only Schulz’s Peanuts: is a beautiful crafter of Costume Closet by Shane Shellenbarger words but is Articles Covering Topics of interest also an idea in the constuming field An Amercan in New Zealand guy. So to be able to & Other Travel Tidbits seamlessly Videophile by Jeffrey Lu integrate the Reviews of genre releases craft of writing on DVD and beautiful Plus ideas is the ultimate goal. NonGenre By Genre FYI Oftentimes I’ll Non SF/F books by SF/F Authors find writers News and tidbits of interest to fans who are unbelievable ConClusion CASFS Business Report crafters of News and Reviews words but I’m not particularly of SF/F conventions Club Listings © Carrie Bleiweiss down with their ideas. I MangaZone Convention List & The Kollins brothers, Eytan (left) & Dani (right) love Ursula K. LeGuin Reviews of Manga, Comics & Graphic Generic Registration Form in editing, and they are now planning a and I’ll always read almost anything Novels fourth book in the series. Eytan starts the she writes, but I tend to find that I don’t books, writing sometimes for hours non- really love the idea. I love Lois McMaster In Our Book stop to get the initial inspiration on paper. 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