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Yeah, well, I wouldn't be very good at Ender's Game, either

Another neat surprise for the book.

Turns out that Orson Scott Card, who only has four Hugo awards (ranking as the 3rd-most-Hugoriffic sci-fi writer so far on this entire timeline, two notches ahead of Robert Heinlein), is now doing the small-college-prof thing and scribbling on the side for a small weekly. And so he wrote about Prisoner of Trebekistan not long ago here (scroll down). Neat!

In the review, he adds that I've "ended any thought" for him of going on Jeopardy! himself.

Yeah, well, I'd positively suck in Battle School. So we'll call it even.

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