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Scalzibration!

Congratulations to John Scalzi, who today takes over as President of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. John's a magnificent writer (a Hugo and John W. Campbell award winner, no less.) In a happy coincidence, he's also a hell of a guy.

May his reign be prosperous and triumphant!

July 01, 2010 in John Scalzi, Science Fiction, Writing | Permalink

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