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Most of mine are dead Camilla Send a noteboard - 30/04/2010 08:46:55 AM
so it becomes a moot point, in a way.

But among the living, I'd say Harkaway and DeWitt (who are a bit scary because they have only published the one book, although DeWitt has another book that I cannot find in book form and am a bit confused by and so haven't read yet), and Pratchett (naturally), possibly Gaiman and definitely Eco
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