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It's definitely worth taking a look at. I can't say much about the truth of the statements, but it's something for writers to keep in mind.
It's definitely worth taking a look at. I can't say much about the truth of the statements, but it's something for writers to keep in mind.
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Date: 2004-11-01 03:27 pm (UTC)Creepy stuff, but unsurprising. I'm also leery of people who don't use their own names. I mean, really... think of the publicity it would get him/her!
Honestly, though, there are books written about terrorists (fiction and non-fiction) all of the time. What about the people writing the sourcebooks? This author either got VERY unlucky, did something VERY stupid s/he didn't consider, exaggerates, or is a hoax trying to play on general paranoia.
Yeah, I'm a cynic.
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Date: 2004-11-01 04:09 pm (UTC)I suspect there's a strong element of urban legend going on here, but there's still a degree to which this is something people in the writing world need to be mindful of in the current climate.
But then, I'm paranoid. ;)
Disturbing
Date: 2004-11-01 10:42 pm (UTC)