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    A Hint of Things to Come

    Remember this video White-Harp made for Maggie Stiefvater SHIVER?


    The Demon's Lexicon Video Script

    THE DEMON'S LEXICON Video Script

    The Demon's Lexicon Video Cartoon

    Cartoons for THE DEMON'S LEXICON video with White-Harp

    White-Harp and I may or may not have something in the works for Sarah Rees Brennan‘s THE DEMON’S LEXICON.

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    3 Comments to “A Hint of Things to Come”

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    1. Kristan's Gravatar Kristan
      5 Feb 2010 at 10:25 am | Permalink

      You have lovely handwriting! (Reminds me a bit of my own, which sounds narcissistic but isn’t how I mean it…)

      I definitely *don’t* have those drawing skills, those. Love it!

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    2. Marie Lu's Gravatar Marie Lu
      10 Feb 2010 at 5:00 pm | Permalink

      I just read Shiver a couple of weeks ago on your recommendation. It has bestowed upon me many hours of joy and Sam-glomping. <3

      And what a cute video!

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    3. Foster Stanton's Gravatar Foster Stanton
      27 May 2010 at 4:32 pm | Permalink

      Incredibly awesome read! Really.

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    Uncreated Conscience is JJ's blog, in which she rambles about the toils and tribulations of writing her first novel, why CSS eats her brain, or how skydiving takes all of her money.

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