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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about Ashley, Parker, PLAGUE with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'The Spawn of Lilith'
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conversations.value: Give me the first paragraph for this story.
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conversations.value: The Spawn of Lilith
  CONNOR, handsome half-werewolf, half-selkie, stands on a rooftop as LELA, half-vampire, half-banshee, balances precariously on the edge of the roof.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: I nodded. "I've worked with a lot of difficult people over the years—including my cousin, who's one of the most temperamental people you'd ever hope not to meet. We haven't killed each other yet, so yeah, I can put up with a little bit of attitude."
  His eyes lit up. "Indeed. We've got a small crew. I find that fewer people actually do a more efficient job on a smaller-budget film, and we stand a chance of the audience actually sitting through the credits."
  Dobell laughed. "Nope. No exploding eggs, either, and no humans used as incubation chambers. The writers are a husband-and-wife team. Dan and Breanna Tymon. They've done a few low-budget films and the scripts are always good. The dialogue crackles, and they've always delivered something unique, even when they've had to recycle derivative crap."
  Dobell nodded approvingly. "Farrell started hitting the convention circuit a few years ago, and now he's looking to get back into film. The writers pretty much wrote this part with him in mind."
  I recognized those names as well. Both had been working steadily for the last twenty years and—like Farrell—had achieved a degree of low-budget cult stardom. Angel was a well-known B-movie scream queen, past her prime only in the eyes of Hollywood ageism. Still beautiful and—unlike some of the other scream queens—a damn fine actress.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Special thanks to my sister Lisa, who helped keep me on track when I thought I couldn't finish; to Loren Rhoads and Cynthia Badiey for life-saving writing dates; to Janna and Aimee, who sent me socks when I was sad; and to Sara Jo and Jonathan for inspiration, opportunities, and one of the best jobs ever.
  Much gratitude and appreciation to Jonathan Maberry, Charlaine Harris, and Seanan McGuire. You exemplify the meaning of "paying it forward."
  Many thanks to Jill Marsal, who is officially my dream agent. I wonder how I ever got by without her and am just so grateful that I don't have to anymore!
  Continuing appreciation for the amazing people at Titan Books: Nick Landau and Vivian Cheung, Laura Price, Paul Gill, Gary Budden, Lydia Gittins, Katharine Carrol, Hannah Scudamore, and most importantly, Steve "DEO" Saffel, who continues to help me grow as a writer and remains a joy to work with.
  Finally, much love and gratitude for my husband David, who is always willing to brainstorm on the beach and knows just what to bring me home from the library when my inspiration runs dry.