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var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated GW Talks to Pamela Dean Dyer-Bennet Pamela Dean Dyer-Bennet, author of the Secret Country books and many others, recently took the time out of her busy schedule to answer the GW fantasy interview questions! 1. How do you come up with the ideas for your stories? In other words, how do the muses work for you? I don't get ideas for plots at all often. Well, really, I don't have ideas as such come to me at all often. The only parts of a story that usually spontaneously present themselves to me in an importunate and annoying fashion are characters; and as I get to know the characters, I realize things about their worlds and their stories. I can sometimes jumpstart things when it's necessary somebody I respect has asked me for a short story, say by lifting a plot from somewhere. The short story that became the novel Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary started when Jane Yolen asked me to write a story for a YA collection, and issued stern remarks about length. I found a very short ballad, Child #1, and just managed to stay within the length limits. This account is oversimplified, though, because that story ended up including an idea I'd had since my teens, the idea of the kids who build a time machine in the attic. Ultimately the inspiration for my books seems to be mostly other people's books and songs and poetry.

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44. Pamela Dean:The Secret Country pamela deanThe Secret Country. A dean, pamela %T The Secret Country%I Ace %C New York %D May 1985 %G ISBN 0441-75740-5 %P 293 pp. http://www.telusplanet.net/public/alfvaen/reviews/secret_country.html

Pamela Dean:The Secret Country Children transported to a fantasy realm. That's not a new theme, dating at least back to C.S. Lewis, and perhaps to Lewis Carroll. In The Secret Country , the realm is the one that they have played for several years, between two sets of cousins. The problem is, everything isn't quite as they imagined it. Or, rather, not as any one of them imagined itmore of a consensus, so that what one of them may find familiar, the other will find utterly wrong. And even with that allowed for, there are still things they never came up with themselves. The plot, however, they find all too familiar. The King, too skeptical about the existence and efficacy of magic, refuses to listen to his advisors that advocate its use against a foreseeable attack by the Dragon King. In the game they played every summer, the King was killed by one of his advisors, and then the advisor was sentenced to death by the King's son. That was fine for a game...but now they have to live it. So they try to change things, as much as possible, only to find themselves countered by a mysterious force... The book starts a little slowlyfirst they have to find the Secret Country (quite by accident), and then they have to go through a rigmarole of making sure that they're not missed in the real world while they spend weeks in the Secret Country. And even then, it's a while before things really build up.

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47. Pamela Dean - Bibliography pamela dean. This is only a LISTING of the titles written by thisauthor, to check for availability and/or price of a title, click http://www.myunicorn.com/bibl6/bibl0623.html

A Mystical Unicorn: Pamela Dean - Bibliography A Mystical Unicorn: Home Online Used Bookstore ... Websites Pamela Dean This is only a LISTING of the titles written by this author, to check for availability and/or price of a title, click on one of the Bookstore links on this page. The Hidden Land ......................................... 1986 The Whim of the Dragon .................................. 1989 Tam Lin ................................................. 1991 The Dubious Hills ....................................... 1994 Masters Of Spacetime .................................... 1994 ANTHOLOGIES "The Green Cat" - LIAVEK ................................ 1985 "Two Houses in Saltigos" - LIAVEK: THE PLAYERS OF LUCK .. 1986 "Paint the Meadows with Delight" - LIAVEK: WIZARD'S ROW . 1987 THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT ........................ 1989 LIAVEK: SPELLS OF BINDING ............................... 1990 "A Necessary End" - LIAVEK: FESTIVAL WEEK ............... 1990 "Owlswater" - XANADU .................................... 1993 "This Fair Gift" - SISTERS IN FANTASY 2 ................. 1996

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Pamela Dean : An Icon of the Creative Universe - A Master of Science Fiction and Fantasy Quill - Paver of Past, Present, and Future More about Pamela Dean Pamela Dean DVDs KEY SITES: PRIME-RADIANT FUTURE'S EDGE Future Books Educational Priorities THE LUMINARIES SCIENCE FICTION ARCHIVES: FIRST PILLAR kurt vonnegut arthur c clarke david brin ... All about Pamela Dean Must Check KEY TOPICS and Something about Accounting and Financing ECLECTICS INVESTMENT Cars for the Heart ... Public Laws of the 107th hold your thoughts Please note - at times desired information might not be available. Many of the links do provide interesting and valuable information. bookmark this page for easy return ... you just might think of something later. Resources many have found useful ... you might find these to be the most valuable for you! Quantum Psychology Robert Anton Wilson Quantum Psychology : How Brain Software Programs You and Your World ASIMOV's FOUNDATION TRILOGY IS A MUST Prelude to Foundation by Isaac Asimov Foundation by Isaac Asimov Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov Foundation's Triumph (Second Foundation Trilogy) by David Brin Asimov's Chronology of the World Isaac Asimov From the world's greatest science writer, a history of the world from the Big Bang to 1945, told in irresistible short takes and highlighted by a timeline.

49. Pamela Dean: Juniper, Gentian, And Rosemary Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary. by pamela dean. pamela dean s latestnovel is a witty but disorienting fantasy set in 1993 Minneapolis. http://www.epiphyte.net/SF/juniper-gentian.html

Epiphyte Book Review up to review index Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary by Pamela Dean Pamela Dean's latest novel is a witty but disorienting fantasy set in 1993 Minneapolis. Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary are three sisters, aged 16, 13, and 11 respectively, who live with their parents in a glorious Victorian house. The viewpoint character is Gentian, who is a meticulous and devoted astronomer. When a new house springs up impossibly quickly in the vacant lot next door, Gentian is considerably irritated and fascinated: It's squat, it's squalid, and it's inexplicably blocking her telescope's line-of-sight from her attic room. She is even more irritated and fascinated by her new neighbor, Dominic Hardy. Dominic is young, handsome, and manipulative; he speaks solely in riddles and quotations; and he wants to build a time machine in Gentian's attic. Like Dean's Tam Lin and her Secret Country trilogy, both the dialogue and the narration are awash with literary reference. Every page is full of allusions to Shakespeare and science fiction, Psammeads and sonnets. This is a book for people who love books; if you dislike this sort of thing, you may find it overly precious. Gentian and her circle of friends are all in the throes of puberty, and much of the book centers on the very serious pursuits of adolescence: philosophy, identity, and Boys. Dean does a wonderful job of weaving their shared history out of in-jokes, catchphrases, and the unexpected joys of dangling participles. She also splendidly portrays the infighting and rivalry among the three sisters. (I do think she fails to sufficiently depict the shining moral superiority of the eldest sister, but as the eldest of three myself, I might be ever so slightly biased.)

50. Steampunk: Authors : D : Pamela Dean Authors D pamela dean. http://www.steampunk.com/newsfch/Authors/D/Pamela_Dean/

Authors D Pamela Dean Contents Reviews Search Categories Authors Awards Bibliographies Movies ... What's New General Official Home Page Reviews - Review from Kinrowan by Rachael Rodgers. Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary - Review by Christina Schulman. Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary - Review from SFSite by Margo MacDonald. Tam Lin - Review from Kinrowan by Rowan Inish. Comments/Suggestions Welcome

51. Books From Pamela Dean's "Tam Lin" From pages 8 and 9 of Tam Lin, by pamela dean Hello, Molly, said Janet. Hi. Which of 1950s Perhaps favorites of pamela dean s? (She http://www.nd.edu/~sweber/books/tam_lin_books.html

From pages 8 and 9 of Tam Lin, by Pamela Dean: "Hello, Molly," said Janet. "Hi. Which of you is — oh, far out !" She lunged at the bookshelves, brought up with her nose an inch away from the book, and tilting her head sideways read her way down every spine there, nodding and exclaiming. "I hate Hermann Hesse," she said, wheeling around, "but the rest of these are my very favorites." "They're mine," said Janet, beaming at her. "So you're Janet. Can you really read Hesse?" "My best friend likes him," said Janet, "and he's very intense." "I thought he was boring," said Molly, "but never mind. What have you got in here?" She folded herself to the floor and looked expectantly at Janet. Janet . . . reached for the [box] containing the new books, the ones getting ready for college had not left her time to read. "I haven't had time to read these," Janet said. "Well, let's see," said Molly, turning the books over one by one. She had very long fingers. Till We Have Faces, All the Myriad Ways, Jack of Shadows, The Children of Llyr, More Than Human, The Daughter of Time, The Crystal Cave

52. Pamela Dean Dragon s Librarypamela dean Books by the author pamela dean. Look forthe same at pamela dean amazon.ca or at pamela dean amazon.co.uk! http://www.dragonlibrary.com/scifi/author/Pamela_Dean.php

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Pamela Dean, (Tor, 1998) In her latest novel, Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary , Pamela Dean offers a story inspired by a traditional ballad, a familiar and fascinating blend of lyrical writing spiced with literary references and a perceptive glimpse into everyday life touched with mystery and magic. Juniper Meriweather is 16, sarcastic, and an excellent cook. Rosemary is 11, sweet, and a Girl Scout. In the middle is Gentian, 13, an aspiring astronomer. The family, complete with two educated, middle-class parents and a slew of cats, lives in a three-story Victorian home in Minnesota. Most important to Gentian are the nights of star-gazing in her unheated dome; parties and sleepovers with The Giant Ants, a tightly knit group of girlfriends; her cat Maria Mitchell, named for the first woman astronomer; and sneak peeks into her sister Juniper's diary. At the beginning of the school year, an ugly, modern, one-story red house springs up on the vacant lot where Gentian's family and the neighboring Zimmermans used to grow vegetables. To Gentian, the house appears practically overnight, while to others, months pass before it's finished. Immaculately and invisibly maintained, its only occupants appear to be Dominic Hardy, a handsome, mysterious boy who speaks in riddles and quotations, and his nondescript mother. Soon after the odd boy's arrival, Gentian's telescope develops a strange quirk; sometimes it shows her the heavens, as it should, but sometimes, impossibly, it shows Dominic's house. Dominic approaches the sisters for help; he wants to build a time machine in Gentian's attic. Naturally curious, the girls agree. Then, to Gentian's annoyance, he drops the subject. Although her life continues as usual, Gentian's thoughts become increasingly tangled up in the riddle of who Dominic really is, which sister he's truly interested in and her misbehaving telescope. Finally, just as the holidays are over and school is about to start, Dominic is ready to build his time machine.

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Pamela Dean, Tam Lin (Tor, 1991) Tam Lin , Pamela Dean's inspired retelling of the Scottish ballad, gets my vote for the most inventive of Terri Windling's Fairy Tale Series. It's not that Dean's version is more imaginative or better written than the novels by Dalkey, de Lint, Wrede and Brust; it's just that ... well, for most of the novel, you don't even realize there's a fairy tale lurking behind the story at all. In fact, there are places where you wonder what the story is, fairy tale or no fairy tale. Despite that confusion, Dean has written a truly absorbing tale. Tam Lin is the story of Janet, a freshman at Blackstock College, and her two roommates, not to mention the ups and downs associated with juggling classes, friendships, extracurricular activities and love. Although Janet's father has taught at Blackstock for twenty-two years, Janet soon discovers all sorts of strange rumors and traditions there, most of which center around the ghost that haunts the fourth floor of Erickson and Professor Medeous, head of the classics department. Janet's life becomes even more confusing when she gets caught up with Robin, Nick, Thomas and the rest of the theatre/classics department, which results in an ending full of magic and strength. Dean's pacing is hard to figure out; at times I wasn't sure whether I was reading a day-by-day account of Janet's college life or a heavily disguised study guide for my English Lit. comps. However, the story effortlessly wrapped me up; I felt myself commiserating with Janet over her roommate problems and her inability to remember key events about the Erickson ghost. At times, the novel and its events became so universal that I forgot that Dean's characters inhabit a college campus in the 1970s. Speaking of characters, Janet, Molly and Tina are all believable and unique, although I found myself sometimes questioning Janet's decidedly eclectic knowledge of English literature.

56. Pameladean: About Rules For Writing Allscifi.com pamela dean Fan Clubpamela dean. Enter your email pamela dean AllScifi Scholar Profiles TOP SCHOLARcarlin SCHOLARS Want your pamela dean thoughts to appear here? http://www.livejournal.com/users/pameladean/54851.html

Theophrastes ( pameladean ) wrote, About Rules for Writing This entry was almost entitled just "Rules for Writing," but I realized that doing so would cause people to think that I was about to list some or recommend some, whereas in fact I don't even believe in them any more. This fact is in the foreground of my thoughts because of the recent link on [Bad username in LJ tag] Pamela Post a new comment strangestgirl link Amen! Reply to this mizkit link Amen! Reply to this Thread pameladean link What an indulgent choir you are! Pamela Reply to this Parent redbird link I've read almost no Elmore Leonard, so I don't know if this is what he's getting at, but the distinction you draw at the end between an invisible writer and an invisible narrator may be what he's getting at. Whether it is or not, I think it's useful. This may not be an issue in writing third person (I have yet to complete enough fiction to be able to say with anything resembling confidence), but it makes sense to me that someone using the first person to write fiction might look for ways to conceal the writer to bring out the voice of the viewpoint fictional character. Reply to this Thread cakmpls link I had much the same thoughts.

57. Pamela Dean, Tam Lin pamela dean, Tam Lin (Tor Books, 1991). It s been said that thereare only seven (or nine, or thirteen, depending on whom you ask http://www.greenmanreview.com/tam_lin.html

Pamela Dean, Tam Lin (Tor Books, 1991) It's been said that there are only seven (or nine, or thirteen, depending on whom you ask) original plots out there, and that everything else is just variations on a theme. If one takes that notion to heart, then no narrative can be seen as truly original; every song and story is merely a reworking of a tale that's already been told a thousand times before. Such over generalizations are hard to disprove precisely because they are so broad yes, an awful lot of stories can be seen as descendants of boy-meets-girl (or boy-meets-boy, or girl-meets-dragon, or whatever other variations might appeal to a given author) but that's a rough sort of relation to make, and it doesn't say much other than the fact that human beings have a limited range of experience to write about. Tain and Remscela ) have worked rather better. And then there are those efforts that are more than simple retellings of old, old tales - they are freshly imagined renditions that incur a whole new set of risks in their conception. Not every old story lends itself to a new guise, and not every modern setting is appropriate for a reworking of a traditional or ancient narrative. For every success, there are a dozen failures littering remainder bins and library shelves. Which brings us to one of the more recent attempts to update a classic narrative: Pamela Dean's massively detailed and lovingly crafted version of Tam Lin (see footnote).

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Pamela Dean, (TOR Books, 1998) In her latest novel, Juniper, Gentian, and Rosemary , Pamela Dean offers a story inspired by a traditional ballad, a familiar and fascinating blend of lyrical writing spiced with literary references and a perceptive glimpse into everyday life touched with mystery and magic. Juniper Meriweather is 16, sarcastic, and an excellent cook. Rosemary is 11, sweet, and a Girl Scout. In the middle is Gentian, 13, an aspiring astronomer. The family, complete with two educated, middle-class parents and a slew of cats, lives in a three-story Victorian home in Minnesota. Most important to Gentian are the nights of star-gazing in her unheated dome; parties and sleepovers with The Giant Ants, a tightly knit group of girlfriends; her cat Maria Mitchell, named for the first woman astronomer; and sneak peeks into her sister Juniper's diary. At the beginning of the school year, an ugly, modern, one-story red house springs up on the vacant lot where Gentian's family and the neighboring Zimmermans used to grow vegetables. To Gentian, the house appears practically overnight, while to others, months pass before it's finished. Immaculately and invisibly maintained, its only occupants appear to be Dominic Hardy, a handsome, mysterious boy who speaks in riddles and quotations, and his nondescript mother. Soon after the odd boy's arrival, Gentian's telescope develops a strange quirk; sometimes it shows her the heavens, as it should, but sometimes, impossibly, it shows Dominic's house.

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