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This novel features a character, Aunt Annie, who appears to be loosely based on the science-fiction writer Anne McCaffery -- having a similar physical description, marital history, two sons named Todd and Alec plus a daughter, and a horse-oriented farm in Ireland. Weird?
Yup.
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