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		<title>Christopher Golden - &quot;Soulless&quot; Novel - Slayground.livejournal.com Interview</title>
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		<description>The dead come back to (un)life in Soulless. What prompted this macabre tale? &lt;br /&gt;I find it interesting that our pop culture is so fascinated with zombies this decade, and I wonder if the reason movies about the war in Iraq fail and horror entertainment about the undead and torture are successful has to do with the way we're processing war and death now. The current generation of teens doesn't remember what the world was like before 9/11. The constant low-grade fear of terrorism is a part of (...)


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		<description>When approaching a new novel, what is your writing routine? Do you outline, set up personal deadlines, or write for a certain length of time every day? &lt;br /&gt;I always have some kind of outline. Sometimes it's just a few pages, and others as much as twenty five pages. If it's a collaborative novel, there will often be a chapter by chapter outline that breaks down every scene, but otherwise I try to avoid such things. They're too limiting. I don't set up my own deadlines &#8212; the publisher does that. (...)


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		<description>Christopher Golden is back, and he's brought Tara Maclay with him. The award-winning author will see the release of his newest Buffy novel, DARK CONGRESS, this August. And this book is not without controversy, stemming from the recent revelation that Tara (shot to death in the sixth season of BtVS) will return to life...at least temporarily...in the course of the story. &lt;br /&gt;For some fans, simply mentioning Tara's death causes arguments and recriminations to erupt. She may have died quickly, but (...)


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