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In The Hunger Games novel trilogy, Suzanne Collins created another fantastic example of an heroic story centered around one principal character, without losing touch with the role that teamwork and collaborative success play in human nature. In a very real sense, the trilogy is not the story of the rise and triumph of Katniss Everdeen, but rather the success of Team Katniss.
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As the countdown to The Hunger Games continues, Lionsgate and Scholastic have been rolling out a deliberate marketing strategy to build momentum ahead of the first movie.
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Today marks 49 days until the theatrical premiere of The Hunger Games on March 23, and as the date gets closer the excitement continues to build. To recap some of this week’s highlights:
Read moreToday we’re just under two weeks until National Novel Writing Month in November.
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Michael A. Stackpole’s body of fictional work in the Star Wars universe, particularly the X-wing Series, has made him a fan favorite in EU literature discussions. So it was a rare and exciting opportunity back in May when he agreed to do an interview.
Read moreAdditional thoughts on the realignment within Lucas Books and Del Rey.
Read moreToday’s guest blog, by Priya Chhaya.
Read moreThe votes have been cast and NPR’s list of the Top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy novels of all time has been revealed.
Read moreMore science fiction/fantasy is being bought, which says there is a growing market, instead of the gloom and doom “books are dead” predictions tossed around in some places.
Read moreMore thoughts about two of the panels from SDCC 2011.
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