Author Kevin J. Anderson is into Prog

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I was reading a blog on the Dune website where Kevin J Anderson is
providing running commentary leading up to the release of the next two
Dune Novels.  

There is one day where he was at a convention in Oregon and working on edits to the manuscript.  

He mentions while working, he is listening to Audioslave and Dream
Theater.  Later in the day he mentions listening to Coheed &
Cambria.  He also has an affinity for micro-beers.  He is a
great author, if you have not experienced him, check him out and now I
find out that he is a progger!   
Or at least a fringe Progger, since we do not have Audioslave or Coheed
& Cambria here.  I do know that some say they belong.  


http://www.dunenovels.com/dune7blog/page6.html  


Edited by Lorak

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Lorak Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: October 14 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 214	Topic: Author Kevin J. Anderson is into Prog Posted: December 09 2005 at 18:31
	I was reading a blog on the Dune website where Kevin J Anderson is providing running commentary leading up to the release of the next two Dune Novels. There is one day where he was at a convention in Oregon and working on edits to the manuscript. He mentions while working, he is listening to Audioslave and Dream Theater. Later in the day he mentions listening to Coheed & Cambria. He also has an affinity for micro-beers. He is a great author, if you have not experienced him, check him out and now I find out that he is a progger! Or at least a fringe Progger, since we do not have Audioslave or Coheed & Cambria here. I do know that some say they belong. http://www.dunenovels.com/dune7blog/page6.html Edited by Lorak
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