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Goodreads asked Emily Devenport:

If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Emily Devenport The funny thing about fictional worlds is that they're not interesting unless something is going wrong -- sometimes drastically wrong. That's entertaining to read about, but living there might not be much fun. At the risk of sounding like a boring fuddy-duddy, I think I like the fictional world of the Star Trek universe the best. Why? They've got great health care.

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A Goodreads user asked Emily Devenport:

My Medussa Uploaded came with purple sticky notes. They discuss things like the inspiration for character names. Are these indeed your sticky notes? If they are your notes, I feel simultaneously covetous of them (similar to the feeling expressed regarding the painted tiger screen) and obliged to pass them on to the next lucky reader. But I also wanted to make sure that the author didn't miss them?

R.L.

R.L. asked Emily Devenport:

Medusa Uploaded (reading it now and loving it, BTW) has a relatively young girl/teenager as the protagonist. Do you or your publisher consider it to be Y.A., or is it being marketed more as adult SF?

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