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TERESA JUSINO was born on the same day that Skylab fell. Coincidence? She doesn't think so. As a writer, her work has appeared in Elmont Life newspaper, and on the sadly defunct website, CentralBooking.com. She is a founding member and editor of The Revolving Door Commune Blog, is currently at work on a collection of short stories, and is writing a web series for Pareidolia Films called The Pack, which is set to debut this fall! As a geek, Teresa loves all Star Trek, Lost, Fringe, comics, and anything Joss Whedon, Brian K. Vaughan, and Neil Gaiman ever touched. She is also an aspiring fangbanger. 3 Comments
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I’m surprised at how faithful Ball and company are being to the novel. And at how much more I’m enjoying it as a TV series than I did as a book. (Doesn’t it usually go the other way around?) I think a big part of it is Tara. Since the book was written from Sookie’s point of view, the reader isn’t given a lot of insight into things that happen when she’s not around unless she’s told about them. The series is letting us see much more the goings-on in Bon Temps, and the world of Blood Ties is richer for it.
Yes! Tara’s not even in the original book! As my housemate put it, “There’s a lot less black in the book!”
But yes, I love that the entire cast of characters is strong!
I love this show