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Christopher Paolini

American fantasy and science fiction author; began Eragon, the first book of the Inheritance Cycle, as a teenager; later wrote the science fiction novel To Sleep in a Sea of Stars and Murtagh (2023).

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23 January

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    Dune

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    I’m sure someone else has said this before me: in lots of ways, Dune reads like science fiction written as fantasy.

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    The Lord of the Rings

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    It feels like he decided to focus on a place, and make the place itself a character, even more than Middle-earth is a character within The Lord of the Rings.

    fivebooks.com

30 January 2018

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From one piece Ursula K. Le Guin – An Appreciation 2 beliefs · paolini.net

30 January 2015

24 October 2014

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From one piece Why I Write Fantasy 2 beliefs · paolini.net

17 July 2014

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From one piece On Story 2 beliefs · paolini.net

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