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Hasselmanns - Aufsess Frankonia Germany
Searching for the parents of these siblings. Believe all were born in Aufsess, Frankonia, Germany.
1. Margereta Hasselmann, b. 8 Oct 1901. Married Franz Joseph Schmitt. Had two girls and one boy: Ottilie b. 4 Jul 1923, Magdalena b. 22 Sep 1927, Ottmar b. 16 Jul 1939. All born and raised in Bamberg.
2. Magdalena Hasselman. Married Paul Arneth.
3. Ottilie Hasselmann. Married Georg Schiller.
4. Getraud Hasselmann.
5. Andel Hasselmann, b. before 1901.
6. Max Hasselmann.
7. Werner Hasselmann.
We trace our line back through the Schmitts and Hasselmanns and are searching for our Great Grandparents.

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The masculine name Shoutarou is used in Japanese. . Shoutarou is not very commonly used baby name for boy. It is not ranked with in the top 1000 names.
Shoutarou Yoshida, Shoutarou Amano, Shoutarou Miura, Shoutarou Tanaka, Shoutarou Kitamura
Character Analysis of Shoutarou : Persons with the name Shoutarou, can be quite ambitious, self-confident, determined and self-reliant and have a strong unyielding willpower and the courage of their convictions. New projects, new ideas and the desire for expansion, all allow the them to go forth with courage, originality and decisiveness.
Love Life of Shoutarou : Persons stood in a certain shyness and therefore a propensity to hide their thoughts even of an intimate nature.
Name Letter Analysis of Shoutarou
S : Persons are a real charmerH : Persons are a visionary, but they also tend to make a lot of money and lose it fastO : Persons know where the moral high ground is, and always try to take itU : Persons have a give-and-take kind of lifeT : Persons like life in the fast laneA : Persons are their own person: ambitious and freethinkingR : Persons feel things strongly and their rich, intense inner life emanates outwardO : Persons know where the moral high ground is, and always try to take itU : Persons have a give-and-take kind of life
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Black-Eyed Bulbul - what naughty little birds!
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So with some old CDs and a bit of creative savvy I made a few bird deterrents. Initially I wanted to purchase one of those reflective bird pyramids, but after seeing the price and surviving a minor heart attack – I decided to create my own based on the same principle.
So birds' visual colour - and light spectrums are different to humans. Humans can see in the 400-750nm wavelength range (the visual light range, indicated on the figure below). Our range has a normalised bell curve (the purple curve on the left side of the figure below) and our optimum colour range peaks at 555nm (which is green). Whereas birds have three optimum range peaks, one at green (508m), blue (445nm) and red (565nm). This makes birds more sensitive to these colours, red being the most prominent. By incorporating red and reflective surfaces into your bird deterrent devices will make your garden a literal eye-sore to birds and they will avoid landing close by.
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Ephemeral Folk Figures: Scarecrows, Harvest Figures, and Snowmen.
NEAL, Avon & PARKER, Ann.
Place Published: New York
Publisher: Clarkson Potter
Date Published: 1969
Description: Profusely illustrated, some in color. 176pp. Slim 4to, burgundy cloth, d.w; chipped and torn. New York: Clarkson Potter, 1969. First edition. A very good(+) copy in a good dust jacket.Jacket: Y
Binding: hardcover
Condition: very good(+)
Language: English
Type: Books
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As head of the Government's bookmakers, whose profits go back into racing, he was expected to back the British Horseracing Board's proposed sale of racing pictures and pre-race data rights to the betting industry.
But, instead, he has joined the general bookmakers' stand against the BHB's demand of 2.5 per cent of horseracing betting turnover. If a deal is not agreed before the 1 May deadline there will be a massive reduction in the amount of live pictures of horseracing in betting shops.
The issue has left him at odds with Peter Savill, the pugnacious chairman of the BHB, the Racing Post, the sport's main newspaper, and a shadowy figure called "Colonel Pinstripe" in the columns of a Sunday newspaper.
Jones admits that he left a dinner where Savill was giving him some stick in a speech, and that the pair do not see eye-to-eye.
In his eyrie at Tote House near East Putney tube station, Jones said: "It is a shame, because I agree with his objectives of getting a better share of the cake for racing, but if one confronts all the time one diminishes one's ability to negotiate and get the best deal.
"It would be better to use a rapier than a hammer, beating people over the head all the time.
"The Tote is trying to hold the reasonable middle ground between the BHB and the bookmakers. We don't want to see a damaging war in which the punter, the lifeblood of our business, suffers.
"Punters are the people who tend to get forgotten in these wrangles. They are our customers, and the bookmakers, however much they protest, need them.
"If, come the deadline, there are no pictures in the betting shops because of this disagreement, then who suffers most - the punter again. It will be short-term thinking by the BHB and bookmakers." Jones has also hit back at the Racing Post, which criticised his company's refusal to pay the BHB price. "It was wide of the mark and unfair," he said.
Moreover, Jones argues, his record since he became chairman five years ago stands close scrutiny.
The Tote now has a record 370 betting shops which will shortly increase to around 400. Turnover - and therefore its contribution to racing - has more than doubled since he has been chairman and new bets, like the TV-based Scoop6 and Exacta, have caught the public imagination.
He also refutes criticism from the "old buffer" character of Colonel Pinstripe, who regularly lambasts Jones and the Tote in his abrasive column.
Last week he wrote: "The Tote have betrayed us all by siding with the bookmakers."
Jones knows who he is, and whose side he is on. "He is Peter Oborne, a political commentator, who appears on The Week At Westminster and other political programmes," Jones said.
"He has connections in racing's hierarchy and, by and large, he peddles the BHB line. Thankfully, I don't take all this personally, but my main concern is for the people who work for the Tote.
"It is hurtful and worrying for them to hear suggestions that the Tote won't be in business from 1 May, which were made in one article.
"It does worry people in our betting shops, particularly in areas of the country where there is high unemployment and where our staff are the prime breadwinners."
Now Jones is calling for unity in the industry - a call echoed earlier this week by Sports Minister Richard Caborn and Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell.
"It is fascinating that this has clearly been picked up by the ministers, saying how distasteful they found it - that racing is always at loggerheads and that personal statements are made, and that there was so much unproductive nonsense produced in many respects in the Press," Jones said.
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Four Iowans have been murdered in domestic violence crimes so far in 2015, according to an Iowa Attorney General's Office report. Since 1995, when the attorney general's office first began keeping the information, 267 people have been killed in domestic violence incidents. The database includes domestic abuse homicides that occurred between 1995 and Sept. 30, 2015.
Source: Iowa Attorney General's Office
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|Feb. 14, 1996
|Larry Grove, 29, Shot to death by a man who was hired by a woman he had dated in Sigourney. The woman was convicted of domestic abuse against the victim in November 1995. The victim had a no-contact order. The woman pled guilty to 2nd degree murder. The man was found guilty of homicide.
|Jan. 16, 1996
|Robert Foley, 33, Shot to death by his wife in Ottumwa. She then committed suicide. The victim was in the process of filing for divorce.
|Dec. 20, 1995
|Angela Marie (Wilson) Xayavong, 24, Shot to death by her estranged husband in DeSoto on their son's birthday. She had filed for divorce. He also killed their 4-year-old son and then committed suicide.
|Dec. 3, 1995
|Debbie Slycord, 33, Shot to death by her husband in Pella. The perpetrator then committed suicide.
|Nov. 10, 1995
|Lucille Rankin, 41, Shot to death by her estranged husband, an attorney in private practice in Des Moines. He then committed suicide.
|Nov. 8, 1995
|Janine Venzke, 47, Beat and strangled to death in Independence by her estranged husband of 23 years, Gary Venzke. He was a child psychologist at the Iowa Mental Health Institute. She is survived by 17 and 19 year old sons. He was found guilty of 1st degree murder.
|Aug. 6, 1995
|Kristin Tyrell, 41, Shot to death by her estranged husband in Underwood. He then committed suicide. She had filed for divorce and requested a protection order. He also shot and injured an elderly man who lived in her home.
|Jul. 20, 1995
|Ronald Howell, 36, Shot to death by Jill Waite, a woman with whom he had a child in common at her home in Adel. The perpetrator reported he had been breaking windows on her house and car and threatening her. Their 2 year-old-daughter was present at the time of the murder. Jill Waite was charged with 1st degree murder and convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
|May. 31, 1995
|Jerome Gordon, 40, Shot to death by the ex-husband of the woman he lived with in Davenport. The woman and the shooter said that the victim had been abusing his former wife. The former wife and shooter were convicted of 2nd degree murder.
|Mar. 5, 1995
|Gail Marshall, 35, Shot to death by a man she was dating in Davenport. He then committed suicide.
|Mar. 4, 1995
|Alicia Hawkins, 21, Stabbed to death in bed in Marion by Michael Couser, who she dated. He stabbed himself but survived the wound. He maintained that he and she had agreed to commit suicide. He was convicted of voluntary manslaughter.
|Mar. 2, 1995
|Vicki Kimball, 30, Beaten to death by her husband, Daniel Duane Kimball in Creston. He was convicted of 2nd degree murder and willful injury.
|Feb. 27, 1995
|Melissa Morrison, 35, Shot to death by her husband in West Liberty. He committed suicide. She is survived by three sons.


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Family Members Cannot Speak About Versions of Mamuka Jibladze's Disappearance
Family members of Mamuka Jibladze, former employee of the National Examination Center, cannot speak about versions of his disappearance. His mother Madlena Komakhidze told Interpresnews that her son last left home at 2:00 pm on June 11 to attend seminar at the Tbilisi State University. Afterwards, he had business meeting but as it was later found out Mamuka Jibladze did not arrive at any place.
The family members reported to the police about the fact. Investigator has already visited Mamuka Jibladze's house.
According to Madlena Komakhidze, 52-year-old Mathematician was well-known scientist abroad. He is author of Computer Adapted Tests (CAT) Algorithm.
Neither employees of the NEC have information about the incident. On June 11, Mamuka Jibladze intended meeting with the former head of the Center Maia Miminoshvili.
Former employees of the Center are also concerned about disappearance of Mamuka Jibladze; they said they have not seen him for several days and could not estimate his whereabouts yet.
Former colleagues do not think Jibladze had any personal problems.
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Diversity and distribution of a key sulpholipid biosynthetic gene in marine microbial assemblages
Version of Record online: 24 JUL 2013
© 2013 John Wiley & Sons Ltd and Society for Applied Microbiology
Environmental Microbiology
Volume 16, Issue 3, pages 774–787, March 2014
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Villanueva, L., Bale, N., Hopmans, E. C., Schouten, S. and Damsté, J. S. S. (2014), Diversity and distribution of a key sulpholipid biosynthetic gene in marine microbial assemblages. Environmental Microbiology, 16: 774–787. doi: 10.1111/1462-2920.12202
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- Issue online: 3 MAR 2014
- Version of Record online: 24 JUL 2013
- Accepted manuscript online: 26 JUN 2013 04:40AM EST
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What inspired you to get into writing?
I was always a voracious reader. I had been surrounded by books since childhood, and my mother was always a big reader. In junior high, I started reading "adult" authors like Stephen King and Sidney Sheldon, books my mom read. I finished The Shining and I thought to myself, I can write like this. So I started writing fan fiction for a few TV shows—this was way before fan fiction was a "thing." My first original novel was written during the summer from 8th to 9th grade, and really improved my typing skills. Then I entered a contest and won an award. I was hooked.
How did you get your idea for your book? What in the development of the idea made you feel the need to write it as a book?
Homecoming was presented to me in a dream about a soldier who could shoot fireballs. I was playing a character named Combat Medic in a game online, and it must have blurred into the possibility of the soldier knowing magic. I woke up and wrote down the dream immediately. Then I started thinking of what ifs. What if it took place in Afghanistan? What if he comes home on leave?
Most of my ideas come from my own thirst for revenge. I see injustice, or I have had injustice done to me, so I write it out as catharsis.
I've found that stories never seem to flow smoothly. There are days where it just seems to leap from thought to paper, and other days where it takes seven or eight attempts to get the scene right. What portions or scenes were the hardest to get the way you wanted?
I've discovered that I am better at being a pantser than a plotter. I've tried both. When I plot, I feel like I'm shoehorning the round story peg into a square pre-defined hole. When I do that, everything is a problem: the dialogue, the description, the setting, because I have to get it "just right" on the first go-round. When I just let the story flow, I get to a part that the muse doesn't care about and I say, "Worry about tha during the edit." I flag it somehow with << more cowbell >> or INSERT MORE COWBELL HERE.
Homecoming, the War Mage prequel if that's the correct to describe the book, takes place in Worcester, Massachusetts. You do an amazing job of describing the opening scene. Is that location something that comes from your own memories?
Google Maps is your friend! No, really…I live in New England, and one suburb of New England looks like many others. Google Maps helped when I needed to picture the exact streets, the placement of the buildings. I could, if necessary, drive there, since it really isn't that far.
I prefer to write some places that I have pictures of. War Mage, the next book in the series, it takes place in Afghanistan. I've never been there (and have no plans to go there). So I have maps, and a few picture books, and other pictures from websites saved in a folder.
What do you see as your strongest ability as a writer? How does that affect your writing style?
I think I have a good ear for dialogue. Because of that, I try to put the story in dialogue. Also, I was trained as a journalist, so I'm used to keeping paragraphs short and concise. Because of that, I don't write too much in description or setting, and I suffer often from "talking head" syndrome—when characters are talking in a vacuum. That's something I have to watch out for in editing.
It's been said that every author has authors that they look at as inspirations. Do you have any? If so, what influence do you see in your writing?
Stephen King, especially when he uses new paragraphs and italics for thoughts. Mercedes Lackey introduced me to women who wrote male heroes. Charles Dickens in the art of the cliffhanger.
All authors have things that they have to help them concentrate on writing. Where and when do you like to write? I know that Steven Radecki says he prefers a location that's quiet, where he can lose himself in his imaginary world. What are your favorite conditions for writing?
I have been blessed with a 10-room colonial house, so there's plenty of places to hide. I have two computers, a Mac in my cellar that I've named "Hemingway", and Windows on the main living floor named "Asterisk." I like the option of music. I often listen to AC/DC or Two Steps From Hell, or action movie soundtracks like 300 or the SiriusXM station for soundtracks. That's usually for action sequences. For general background music, I will produce a playlist for each novel as I go along.
One thing I absolutely need is no one else to be in the room or my immediate vicinity. I can't write with an audience. So coffeehouses are totally out.
Characters in any book are a mix of deep background and just a passing note or two as they wave or say hello to the main character. Do you find that creating a background for these peripheral characters helps with developing the story, or can a peripheral character be over-developed for their purpose in the story, and detract from it?
For War Mage and Homecoming, I kept small, tiny notebooks of each character, major and minor. It included their background, family, thoughts about current events (in 2004-5). For the novel I just finished, Grimaulkin, I didn't bother with that at all. I kept a general "novel notebook" instead, and as I wrote, I would take note of things said in the book that I could refer to later.
That being said, I found that the extensive background development of minor characters was a waste of time. I didn't use half of the information that I created. I never went into Lori's detailed sex life, though I had plotted it out in that notebook. It was tossed away with a mere mention that she was promiscuous.
I believe that if a peripheral character is overdeveloped in the story, then maybe the story needs to be about him/her.
Let's switch to the other side of writing, and that's appearances. What's it like to go to a book sale, or a Convention to support your books?
There's a sense of comfortable camaraderie. You're all writers. Some are out to make money, others are out to display their art. But all of you have something to teach each other. If it's not about how to sell at conventions, it could be how each writer approaches his/her craft. I've learned a lot by watching one particular person sell his book assertively. Luckily, I've been with people who are supportive and not competitive.
Sometimes during a convention, there's a Q&A for authors. What's it like to sit in on that? Does the Q&A help with developing the next novel?
If the next novel hasn't already been written, it gives you good feedback as to what the readers noticed. Maybe just a throw-away line made someone remember a particular scene.
What got you into editing as a profession, and what helps with being a good editor?
So that's actually a funny story. Waaaaaaay back in high school, I signed up to work on the school newspaper. The teacher noticed me informally answering other people's questions about spelling and word choice, and decided I should be the editor. That would have been where it stopped, except that the school principal made a habit of censoring editorials in the paper. It enraged me, and I embarked on an anti-censorship campaign that ultimately got me suspended a few times… but I learned the value of carefully-chosen language, and learned the lengths to which those in power will go to suppress ideas. I was hooked.
In my opinion, a good editor is someone who understands that editors have a sacred charge to help people express important ideas with the greatest degree of clarity possible. All the rest is just details of how that's accomplished.
When you edit an article or manuscript, what are key items that you focus on, and why?
Story… because stories are the ideas I mentioned above. The story has got to be there, or there's no reason to publish it. I could care less about grammar, punctuation, copyediting stuff; I want to read a good story, one that challenges me, makes me think, transports me.
So conversely, sloppy storytelling, reliance on tropes, and plagiarism result in instant round filing. No one's got time for that. If you can't be bothered to polish your storytelling craft, I can't be bothered to polish your book. However, if the story's there, there's nothing I won't do to help you make it glorious.
As an editor, do you find that you are stronger in certain areas, such as genres, than others?
Not really, no. I am a technical editor for a living, so my experience is pretty diverse. The basic fundamentals of story and polishing that story are kind of universal. I spot hackneyed tropes faster in genres I'm familiar with, but even in ones I'm not, they become pretty obvious pretty fast.
What is the most difficult part of editing for you?
Not getting cranky when I feel like someone is throwing their work at me disrespectfully. I think of my work as being like sculpture. I love the Michanegelo quote, of "Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it." I like to think that everyone who submits something to me did so because they love it, and want other people to love it too. It makes me nuts when people don't spellcheck, or just assume that they've written timeless prose, and figure that the editor will do all the polish work. If a writer doesn't know how to be a professional but wants to be taught, that's golden. When they refuse to be taught, it really puts me off.
What are ways that beginning writers can make an editor's job easier?
Be professional. Take the work seriously. Throw yourself into learning how to be a better storyteller. Take every opportunity to educate yourself about writing as a skill, as a business, as a professional activity. And then take conscious steps to level up wherever you can.
How long did it take you to establish yourself as an editor? Are there things you'd have done differently to get into editing if you had more information when you started?
Depends on what you mean by "establish myself". An astonishing amount of my work is with repeat customers, or people that I've known for 20-plus years, whose stuff I edited, and they liked the experience, so told their friends.
Considering that my entry into editorial work was accidental, no, I'm pretty happy with how it's gone so far.
Would you recommend that writers learn editing?
Not really, no. I think writers should spend their time in story. Writing and editing are entirely different professions. I would infinitely rather have a writer say to me, "I know nothing about editing, but I know everything about story."
I worked with an author a few years ago who is in fact a professional storyteller. Brilliant guy, and has an amazing sense of pacing, of rhythm, of arc and of plot. His books are phenomenally good. His draft submission to the house I was working with at that time was nightmarish from a copyedit perspective, but the story was so good, I still find myself wandering off to inhabit that world in my head. Brilliant worldcrafting. Thing is, I can fix the commas. Anyone can. But only one person could have written that story.
In your editing, do you find yourself on occasion going back and editing your edits?
Oh, absolutely. I read through everything three times. Once just for the read, to judge the overall story arc. Again, for continuity, and then a third time for copyediting considerations. So there are often things to change (the technical term is "stet") about what I edit.
In the different genres of books, are there different styles of editing that work best for the genres? Are there any differences in editing horror over say a science fiction manuscript?
Not really. The elements of storytelling are really similar across genre. I do more fact-checking for sci-fi than I do for romance, generally. Nailing your pacing is generally more relevant in horror than in fantasy. There are tiny adjustments, but generally, language is language. If there's a lot of idiom in the work, that can take some researching, to make sure it's right and consistent and believable.
What makes a good editor? What educational background would help an editor, and are there classes or experiences that might be a detriment to good editing?
Editors, good ones, are constantly learning. Grammar isn't a done deal, it's a living thing that changes over time. Editors discuss these things constantly. Right now, we're all busy hashing out our relationship to things like gender-neutrality and correct pronoun choice, slang, and idiom. Staying active in editorial communities is critical to maintaining your relevance, but also your humility. Too many editors allow themselves to isolate, and then they become gatekeepers rather than enablers. In my opinion it's important to remember that without writers, there's no need for us at all.
As a promotions manager, how would you describe your job?
Essentially, my job is to familiarize myself with the work, collaborate with the Editor and Business Manager on appropriate genre classifications, brainstorm ideas for whom to contact, where to go, what to do to make the book visible on a larger scale, and then pursue opportunities from the office and encourage authors to pursue others on their end.
Tell me about the role of Marketing & Promotions, specifically in the world of the small press.
If you didn't want people to read your book, you wouldn't bother to publish it, right? But simply publishing isn't enough these days because the competition is too overwhelming. You've got to wave a flag to get some attention. Marketing & Promotions is a function that can make or break a small press and, potentially, its authors. Regardless of the quality and quantity of the books being published, if the public doesn't know to look for them, they will grow dusty alongside the piles of pulp fiction. Marketing & Promotions is your little flag.
Promotions for books is a lot about appearances and book signings. Are there other ways that can help promote a book, or an author?
Promotions such as appearances and book signings are done on the author side of the equation. On the press side, you have more of the marketing track, like contacting genre periodicals to inquire about inclusion in their next issue, chatting up potential partners to arrange sharing links to each other's web sites, and long, sometimes fruitless hours of online research into other avenues of promotion.
Do you find that when you consider how to promote a book, that demographics come into play?
Demographics — in general, "Who is your target audience?" — is a big component of activities such as partnering with local indie booksellers, and readings at local libraries and coffee houses. It also, subtly, comes into play in most other things, such as which associations to join for networking.
How do you decide where an author's book fits best? Is it just by genre, or are there other factors that determine demographic fit?
I want to be clear that when I talk about demographics in this context, I mean to refer to groups of people who buy science fiction & fantasy novels versus historical romance novels versus nonfiction works; you know what I mean? I'm not referring to demographics in terms of age, race, religion, or ethnicity in a local community. So, where does a book fit? That's really about subject matter, tone of voice, literary device, etc. Sometimes the easiest way to determine a basic genre fit is to ask the author!
When Paper Angel Press decides to promote a book, what are the steps that you need to go through to get ready for promotion and marketing?
First, I want to point out that it's not really a decision to promote or not. We are your publisher, and marketing your book is just one of the services we provide. That being said, there really isn't a manual for preparing to market a book; it's more a matter of hashing out how, where, how much, degree of author participation, etc. Each book/author is unique.
Are there different challenges between promoting new authors and established authors with a dedicated following?
Are there differences in the way I would market your new book versus James Patterson's new book? Sure! <laugh> But my experience is only with small, independent presses and, usually, new-ish authors. In that case, you start at ground zero and work your way up a crowded ladder waving your little flag.
Have you found that there are differences in approach with the different genres like fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, etc., when you look at marketing and promoting a book?
Yes and no. Some basics are pretty universal, but each crowd tends to respond to different stimuli. Word choice and graphics styles are as important in marketing, say, historical romance, as they are in writing it, in order to best communicate to the genre's fans.
When you look at being in promotions, have you found any instances where what you thought you knew about promotions turned out to be the opposite of what you expected?
No, actually. <laughs> Not yet, anyway. I thought, going into it, that it was going to be an uphill battle, and nothing has yet altered that expectation.
From your perspective, what can first time novelists, and experienced writers, do to help you, as Marketing & Promotions Manager?
Work with me. I'm here to help you as much as the business of the press. Be clear — with yourself and with me — what your expectations are: of me and the press. What milestones define "success" for you? What are your strengths and weaknesses in promoting your own work? We all work within our own limited resources, so be realistic. If you have ideas for marketing or promoting your work, speak them! I'm open to investigating new avenues or supporting your efforts. To me, it's all about getting the book some good exposure.
Where did you get the idea for the The Iron and the Loom?
I'm an inveterate daydreamer. It doesn't take much for me to withdraw into my inner world, to the exclusion of everything else. I also love history and I grew up in Italy, which has more history that anybody knows what to do with it, you look around and there it is. So daydreaming about a favorite period of Italian history and writing a novel set in it for me was an inevitable combination.
Every author seems to have a different way of developing a story. Did you find that the story developed itself or did you have to do research to develop it?
Amazingly enough (i.e. I have no idea how that happened), I developed the story once and never touched it again. I went back to it only to polish the language in some places of the English version, and to translate it into Italian. Plot, characters and scenes were all set in stone from the start. The research was needed because it's a historical novel, but that was great fun, not at all a chore.
Not every book flows smoothly as an author writes it. What portions of the book were hardest for you to get the way you wanted them?
No doubt the dialogues. 80% of the story is told in dialogues, so all the characters had to be fully fleshed out thru what they say rather than thru what they do. I also needed to make sure that the characters spoke in a way consistent with their gender, personality, social status, age and so on, and that each voice was distinctive. It was very much like writing a script, and it seems to have paid off, because the sentence most often used by reviewers is that reading the book is like watching a movie.
Where and when do you like to write?
As to where, I need to have solitude and total quiet. Even listening to music will distract me. While I was in college it was the campus library, perfect for concentration; now it's my home, when no one's home. TV off, phone off, and if necessary, earplugs. As to when, only when I get the impulse to write, which unfortunately means I'm at the mercy of an unquantifiable factor. I have no problem writing on a theme, but I'm miserable writing on a deadline.
Now that your book has reached print and is getting great reviews, have your ideas on being a writer changed?
They haven't. I write because I feel the need to write. I think all writers will agree that it's a need first and foremost, and that the need starts before seeking publication and reviews. I would have written with or without seeking publication and reviews, but if others appreciate what I write, that's a fantastic bonus. The new thing for me is that, now that my books are out in the world, I've learned to grow a thick skin if some reviews are not what I was hoping for. Ye olde "You can't please all of the readers all of the time."
Do you find a difference in style between European and American writing?
I don't find a difference. The languages change, of course, but the principles of effective writing apply to writers from all backgrounds, and you can find corresponding literary styles in all backgrounds.
What made you decide to become a writer?
It was not a decision but a spontaneous impulse. The same way someone feels an impulse to play a sport, so they start playing and then continue because it gives them personal satisfaction to play and because they want to play better and better. I just followed the impulse to write. It popped up in full force when I was a child, an indication that I had no choice in the matter, and it kept growing from there. For me writing is simply an addiction that manifests itself thru the need to turn thoughts into words. I don't think there is anything special about being addicted to writing or to other forms of creative expression. Thankfully it's the sort of addiction that doesn't kill you.
Which characters were hardest for you to develop?
The male characters. For the female characters all I had to do was draw from my own experience, whereas trying to put yourself into the mind of the opposite gender, needless to say, is a very tricky endeavor. I think I did a good job, because so far I haven't heard any criticism from males; it's a minor source of pride for me to have been able to pull it off credibly.
How did you research the background?
The historical and cultural background had to be as accurate as possible. I studied in European universities and I also did research on my own. There are some parts I had to fill in with credible data, only because the sources for such a distant historical period are often incomplete or contradictory. But I tried my very best to avoid being taken to task by the Italians, who can be absolutely merciless when it comes to our history and culture.
When the guy who makes your book dreams come true publishes his first book, you read it. So I did. I read a science fiction book, my first ever science fiction book! And I shocked myself by loving it. I asked Steven Radecki to let me interview him so I could drag other people into my excitement about Building Baby Brother. He said, YES! So I did my first Unruly Books interview and it is here for your listening pleasure (http://goo.gl/92HTqM).
Where did you get the idea for Building Baby Brother?
To be honest, I don't remember where the actual idea for the plot came from. The story itself started as part of an exercise that, well, kind of got out hand. My son's charter had planned to sponsor an event to help foster reading and writing skills by asking students and willing family members to write a short story and then read it out loud at this event. Always willing to write, particularly for a good cause such as that one, I started pondering possible story ideas. I knew I wanted something kind of ''Twilight Zone"-ish—something short, entertaining, but with a fun twist at the end. From there, the basic concept of the story was born.
Every author develops their stories differently. In your case, did you create an outline first, or just choose a direction, or something else?
I rarely work from an outline for a short story. They are usually based on some concept I want to explore and I kind of see where the characters involved take it. In case, since it was originally only supposed to be 2,000 words, I felt a full-fledged outline might be overkill As a result, though, the last third or so of the story went a direction that surprised even me.
No story ever flows smoothly as it's created. What parts, or scenes were the hardest to develop?
I always have trouble with the middle. They say that maintaining the story and pace in the second book of a trilogy is often difficult, and I think the same thing is true about the middle of any story. I usually know how to start my stories and have a pretty good idea how it will end either when I start it or before I get a quarter of the way through it. In this story, probably the most difficult scene was scene with the police because I needed something that would transition the story from its setup to exploring the implications of the actions performed in its first half. I had a really tough time coming up with a scene that would work that would get me to where I wanted the story to go.
Another question I'm sure authors get asked all the time is, what made you decide to be a writer? With all the professions around, why get into writing?
Why not? I've always wanted to create—whether it be writing or filmmaking. There's immensely satisfying about "putting on a show" and presenting it to an audience. With writing, perhaps even more than with filmmaking, you can have full control over your production: all the way from set design, costuming, and casting. Of course, when you sell the movie rights, you tend to lose those.
Where and when do you like to write? I know that David Weber has said that he prefers the evenings, as it allows him to relax and concentrate. What are your favorite conditions for writing?
Peace and quiet—and good luck getting that! My preferred writing environment is where were I'm unlikely to be interrupted. I prefer to be able to get mentally lost in the world that I'm writing about. I find that the characters tend to be more vivid in my mind and are more to behave as they should so that mostly all I have to do is transcribe as they take whatever action the story requires of them. I've written in a lot of places: home, work, coffee shops, libraries, airports, hotel rooms… I'm pretty good at tuning out external distractions. Still, a quiet environment is my preference. Also, I don't write with music on in the background; I find it too distracting.
Do you feel that a story needs to have relevance in society?
I think that having some kind of social relevance helps to deepen a story. The trick, though, is to do it in such a way that it doesn't feel preachy or pedantic to the reader. That can turn them off to the message (and story!) very quickly.
Comics are used at times to offer controversial subjects in stories. In Civil War, the idea of registration comes up. Do you feel Building Baby Brother has touched a subject that could become more important as robotics and Artificial Intelligence become more sophisticated?
I think it raises the point that we probably need to re-examine our preconceptions about AI, much of which is driven by popular science fiction films, television, and literature.
It's been said that all great stories like Building Baby Brother are built on previous works the writer had read. In that vein who, influenced your vision of the story?
There are several influences to this story, some of which are even subtly referenced during the course of the story. One of the inspirations that kept coming to my mind as I wrote and edited it was David Gerrold's When Harlie Was One. (I still prefer the original edition. Sorry, David.) Other conscious influences were the movie A.I. and, of course, Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation. I'm certain that there were many, many unconscious influences as well, such as Mycroft Holmes from The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, but none I specifically set out to emulate.
Were there any books that helped solidify your idea, or an author you enjoyed reading that might have given you ideas on style and presentation?
As I mentioned in my answer to your previous question, I think David Gerrold, with When Harlie Was One, was a major influence, both thematically and stylistically. Finding the right voice for this story was definitely a challenge-and one of the reasons that I very rarely tell a story from a first-person point-of-view. I felt that this story, though, demanded a first-person narrative perspective. Other than that, I can't say that any specific storytelling style influenced the one used in this story. I'm not saying that it isn't there, just like that I don't recall using any other author's particular style as an inspiration or template.


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Bangkok Haunts is a novel by John Burdett, first published in 2007.
Detective Sonchai, of the Royal Thai Police, is a former accessory to murder and a former Buddhist monk. A video is mailed to him anonymously. It is a snuff film of Damrong, a woman he once loved obsessively.[1] It turns out Damrong has masterminded her own death, and the recording of it, with proceeds going to her brother, a Buddhist monk.
Revenge is one of the novel's themes. Damrong takes revenge on her father by informing the police about one of her father's burglaries. The police in the countryside orchestrate her father's death, via the "elephant game" (the victim is placed into a spherical cage, of a type that elephants tend to start kicking, and thereafter stomp on when the sphere gets wedged into the corner of the arena). Damrong has prepared for her father's murder by bringing a camera with an expensive zoom, so that she can take detailed pictures of the execution.
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In the novel's afterword, the author acknowledges inspiration from the following sources:
- The Damage Done, by Warren Fellows
- Corruption & Democracy in Thailand, by Pasuk Phongpaichit
- The Dhammapada, edited by Narada Thera
- The Funeral Casino, by Alan Klima
- Guns, Girls, Gambling and Ganja, by Sungsidh Piriyarangsan and Nualonoi Treerat
- The Sandhinirmochana Sutra, as translated by Thomas Cleary(Buddhist Yoga)
- Very Thai, by Philip Cornwel-Smith
- Welcome to Hell: One Man's Fight for Life Inside the Bangkok Hilton by Colin Martin
- Welcome to the Bangkok Slaughterhouse, by Father Joe Maier
- Bangkok Post, newspaper
- Kum Chat Luk, a Thai daily newspaper
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