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| + | '''Ethan Skarstedt''' is an author who occasionally works with [[Brandon Sanderson]]. |
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He co-wrote a short story with him in the [[Heuristic Algorithm and Reasoning Response Engine|Armored anthology]], and was involved in the production of [[Adamant]] (originally the Lurker), before Brandon bought the rights to just him due to time constraints between the two authors.{{ref|name=lurker}} |
He co-wrote a short story with him in the [[Heuristic Algorithm and Reasoning Response Engine|Armored anthology]], and was involved in the production of [[Adamant]] (originally the Lurker), before Brandon bought the rights to just him due to time constraints between the two authors.{{ref|name=lurker}} |
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Revision as of 15:36, 21 March 2019
Ethan Skarstedt is an author who occasionally works with Brandon Sanderson.
He co-wrote a short story with him in the Armored anthology, and was involved in the production of Adamant (originally the Lurker), before Brandon bought the rights to just him due to time constraints between the two authors.[1]
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- ↑ Ethan Skarstedt's blog
— Web Archive - 11 Feb 2015 (first archived)#