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Susan Henderson Does Adrienne Brodeur

The fabulous Susan Henderson has an interview series with the fabulous Adrienne Brodeur on her myspace blog. Here's my favorite quote from today's episode.

Adrienne Brodeur: While I can't point to one story that I saw over and over, fairly regularly there would be a cluster of stories that shared some similar element. I would be happily reading along, when suddenly I'd realize that of the ten stories I was seriously considering, three of them might include a protagonist who was missing a finger or have some scene with a kid whose nickname was “Piggy,” or some such odd coincidence. There were months when we'd get a slew of spanking stories and days where every submission seemed to include a drowning. I could never figure out what accounted for these patterns. Some weird collective subconscious thing? A random TV show? Who knows . . .

It's me. I'm always writing about drowning Piggy. Poor Piggy. I miss him. Oh. Sorry. Faded photo flashback. Moving right along. Listening to “Save A Prayer” by Duran Duran from the album Decade on

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