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CN 14-4 Test Volume 14, Issue 5 October/November ConNotations 2004 The Bi-Monthly Science Fiction, Fantasy & Convention Newszine of the Central Arizona Speculative Fiction Society A Conversation with Featured Inside Brian Herbert & Kevin J Anderson SF Tube Talk Special Features All the latest news about A Conversation with Scienc Fiction TV shows Brian Herbert & By Catherine Book Kevin J. Anderson 24 Frames by Catherine Book I had the pleasant opportunity to them. I had tried to do a little re- All the latest Movie News meet and chat with Brian and Kevin at search on the web before I met them Has Comic Con Grown Too Big th a local Borders store on August 28 since I had not read all their books. I Pro Notes By Shane Shellenbarger while they were in Arizona talking hadn’t realized how prolific Kevin News about about and signing their newest Dune has been. 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