Thread: Kaufman links e-book trend to bookburning, Nazis
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Old 12-02-2009, 02:23 PM   #200
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Maybe, maybe, that is if Stephanie Myer can actually be considered an author.. and not an evil robot sent from the future to....*arg* *cough* *splutter*....Stephanie Myer is one of the most beloved and truly my favourite author of all time. Her delicate prose and not-insulting-to-women characters are a delight to behold. I would recommend her gladly to any fan of fiction.
Having just watched "Twilight" for the first time this weekend, I'm definitely Team Jacob!

(OMG! I've succumbed to the Stephenie Meyer Madness Syndrome! Quick! Someone give me the cure for SMMS! Is it massive ingestion of THC? Perhaps gorging on Tryptophan? (No, can't be that because I was all tryptophanned out this weekend. ) Please! I can't be caught in the SMMS cycle! )

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