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Anthology 5 (Opus 5) author Christina Rundle was featured in Michell's Plested's blog cast Irreverent Muse. See http://www.michellplested.com/tag/opus-5/>/.

Opus 5 and Opus 4 will now be coming out together from Absolute XPress in the summer of 2010 - release was set back by scheduling changes at the publisher but we're making great progress. Christina's was the first story completed and delivered which is why I recommended her to Michell.

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Anthology author Christina dropped me a line on the weekend. Nice to hear from her! Wish we could get down that teleporting thing in the real world. Still owe responses to a couple other anthology authors! Panicking about Bridges on Thursday and Saturday this week! For those involved in Bridges, contact Elizabeth Woods about readings on Saturday, and Jennifer Lott about "on stage" appearances Thursday. Thanks! If you aren't certain how, call my home and ask for Jennifer.

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Another blogger discovers the ORU.

" ...I was given one book, "The Courtesan Prince," written by Lynda Williams and I'm so intrigued with all these things going on in the book. She's Sci-Fi and I think now that my interest has shifted to that realm. I've lost interest in the Urban Fantasy, Paranormal region. I do like the space ships and outer space now. So it surprised me, because the first couple of chapters I was trying to think who would want this book when I was finished, but believe it or not, this book is going back on my shelf as a future "reread." Yeah, I think it's THAT great. On top of that, I rarely read sequels because there are just so many books to read, but I will be reading her second book, also given to me.

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