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This fascinating 12×18 print of Don Quixote with a ballet-dancing Sancho Panza and an equine that is either Quixote’s horse, Rocinante, or Sancho’s donkey, Dapple, is available on Etsy for only $40.  The image on this page is only the top half of the 12×18. You should click over to see it if you want to view the rest of this image by artist Geni Gorani. – Indy Beagle

 

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“TIME reporter Lily Rothman, asking the author of Twilight about her new book, The Host: When you have a book or a movie about young people, I’m sure the question of role models comes up and I know with Twilight some of the criticism we heard was about whether Bella was a pushover or Edward was sort of too aggressive. How do you think Melanie holds up as a role model for young women?”

Twilight author Stephenie Meyer:
“You know, I like to write about stories that I think are interesting. I never stop and think, ‘Oh, you know, this is a role model for people.’ It’s fiction. The main character is an alien. It isn’t a teenage girl. It’s an alien who is in a teenage girl’s body. I don’t really feel like we should be looking for our role models in fiction.”

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