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Mary Robinette Kowal Honestly? Pat Rothfuss said, "Hey! I think you'd enjoy this" and connected me with Mike. I knew Lone Star Games, of course, and was interested in playing with a different narrative form. So I said, yes.

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Do you find that you are a more productive writer in certain locations? Do you need to be in a specific setting such as a closed-off room, at a café, or on the beach of Lake Michigan?

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If you were a creature of fanciful imagination and all of your will was bent on disrupting a rigorous game of croquette, what legendary being would you be?

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If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

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If you were a creature of fanciful imagination and all of your will was bent on disrupting a rigorous game of croquette, what legendary being would you be?

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