Plotters/Outliners - do you plan your exposition?

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Re: Plotters/Outliners - do you plan your exposition?

Post by Username » June 15th, 2010, 10:21 pm

And let's not forget about Dr. Spock - in addition to being the science officer on The Enterprise, he studied to become a pediatrician, and was the author of the best-selling "Baby and Child Care", published in 1946, and devoured by mothers during the 1950's and 60's. It's pretty amazing how these people branched out like that.

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Re: Plotters/Outliners - do you plan your exposition?

Post by J. T. SHEA » June 16th, 2010, 12:47 am

Interesting how the Vulcan ears and eyebrows don't show in photographs of Dr. Spock. But they can work wonders these days with Photoshop, or plastic surgery. And time travel.

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