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Four Things All Educators Should Understand About the Dyslexic Brain
October 26, 2012 | Patrick WilsonWhat do you think of when you hear the word dyslexic? All too often the reflex reaction is a stream of negative associations -- "slow reader," "under performance," "extra time on exams," "difficulty spelling." While it is true that these are common symptoms in students with dyslexia, they are surmountable problems. For any educator, the key to unleashing academic success in dyslexic students lies in understanding how their brains work.
A recent Edutopia blog post by Judy Willis made the case for adding neuroscience to the curriculum for student teachers. When it comes to tackling dyslexia in the classroom, this understanding would be hugely beneficial, as it would help teachers explain to students exactly why they are having problems and what they can do to overcome them.
Disenchantment and despondency about education are big problems in the dyslexic community, and it may go some way towards explaining why such a high percentage of the prison population has some form of dyslexia, a statistic that is way above the national average of dyslexics. A teacher's ability to offer clarity on the student's condition and offer a strategy to become successful could be life changing for so many dyslexics.
Here are four key characteristics of the dyslexic brain that are crucial for educators to understand.
1. Writing is a Three-Step Process
Putting pen to paper is a more complicated action for the brain to process than you might think, particularly for dyslexics. It puts huge demands on the short-term memory to move from one step to the next, which can be a real weakness for them. In the brain, the process involves:
- Synthesizing a thought, e.g., writing a story about what you did last weekend, such as going to the park
- Working out how you are going to write it: "I . . . ran . . . fast . . . in . . . the . . . park"
- The physical act of writing; "getting" those words and physically writing them
A dyslexic can typically do one of those things but will struggle to do all of them in sequence. The process of "holding" that thought and then selecting words and subsequently writing them down on paper can end in chaos. Poor sequencing in the brain also makes it very difficult for dyslexics to organize their thoughts and sentences into a structured piece of writing. Creating a structured argument is a bit like cooking while trying to hold all the ingredients at the same time. Sometimes ingredients can fall into the pot in the wrong order. This can lead to a spaghetti soup of ideas that pour out in a stream of consciousness.
To overcome this while training the brain to become more comfortable with synthesizing the thoughts that students want to write and structure, I have found the "Talk To Write" method is extremely helpful. This involves getting students to talk through their thoughts, repeating the process until the structure of those thoughts is clear in their minds, and only then starting the process of writing.
2. Dyslexics Struggle with Automated Processes
To cope with the multitudinous series of thoughts and actions that the brain coordinates every day, humans complete simple tasks on a subconscious, automatic level. For example, a non-dyslexic may pick up a sock and know instantly that it should be put in the sock drawer, or drive to work without thinking about how to turn the steering wheel. For dyslexics, however, these automatic processes can be more difficult due to poor memory recall. This may explain why dyslexics' bedrooms are often particularly messy!
A good way to help dyslexics improve their ability to complete simple processes more quickly is to encourage them to create models, such as "SLUR" (Socks Left-Drawer Underwear Right-Drawer) and "I before E except after C." Models can be created for anything from writing a paragraph (AXE: Argument, Explain, Evaluate) to remembering to pack essentials into an overnight bag (DTGMAP: Deodorant, Toothpaste, Glasses, Makeup and Pajamas).
3. Memory? What Memory?
Poor memory recall is a key characteristic of the dyslexic brain. This means that while students may appear to understand things well, they often struggle to recall concepts later. Think of your memory as a warehouse full of ideas. A dyslexic searches for the words with the light off. Because they have more difficulty recalling things, they can sometimes come out of the warehouse wrongly assuming that they have the right thing. An extremely common example of this is dyslexics often confusing the word "specific" with "pacific."
4. Dyslexics are Creatives
Because dyslexics can't rely as much on memory, they become very good at creating abstract constructs rather than thinking in relation to past experience. Imagine explaining to a British rugby player how to play American football. The non-dyslexic will relate this to his experience, e.g., "It's like rugby but you need to throw the ball forward." The dyslexic has more work to do and, as a result, has to create the construct of American football more from his imagination.
This creativity can also lead to the ability to solve complex problems. Michelangelo (the Italian artist and inventor), Albert Einstein (the German physicist) and James Dyson (the British inventor of the modern vacuum cleaner) were all dyslexic. It is likely that their inability to rely on recall helped develop their imagination and ability to create brilliant art, inventions and concepts that have changed the world.
With the right understanding of dyslexia, a student can become a truly successful and adaptable person. When a non-dyslexic sees failure as an indication that he or she can't do something, a dyslexic will see it as a part of the path to progress. Olympic rower Steven Redgrave attributed his tenacity to his dyslexia. He tried and failed. But he knew this was part of his learning process, and he did not give up until he won five gold medals!
So if you encounter a dyslexic student that is frustrated in education, I hope you can use this knowledge to inspire him or her to similar greatness.
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Great post and insights but
Great post and insights but what about "people" or "person" with dyslexia instead of dyslexic?
My youngest daughter is
My youngest daughter is dyslexic and had a special ed teacher as a mom. I realized she was probably dyslexic when she was going into 3rd grade (I had suspected it for a while,but was waiting to make sure that it was not just a creative way of looking a words and numbers). The psychologist did not want to label her afraid she would use it as an excuse. I insisted she be labeled and let the psychologist know that I never let my deaf students use their hearing loss as an excuse and would not let my daughter. When we explained it to her after the meeting, the first words out of her mouth were "I knew I was not stupid!" She is a creative and successful adult who never gives up!! She handled her 11th grade 504 meeting by herself, I came in later to sign it. The assistant principal was very impressed that she understood her skills and deficits and what supports she needed to be successful. For the state testing for high school she exceeded state standards in reading and was reading and acting Shakespeare in middle school.
For some time I've noticed that when you give them the rest of the class off, most of them sit on the floor somewhere. I think when the pressure's off, they like the go somewhere below the teacher's eye level. That's what I think. Sometimes they don't want to go outside and play.
I'm grading tests at my desk in the back and I've got some music going. Just low enough to know there's music playing somewhere. Some others are working on their new study guides or reading a book. A couple are finishing up essays ... due tomorrow.
It's cloudy and drizzly outside. The moment has a nice feel but fifth period always does. They've had a demanding week, I admit. Covering one chapter in four days is a lot to ask. I do it every other week. And they've given a lot back. So they get to sit on the floor. That's what they like to do sometimes.
But I heard a question. A very personal question. It stopped me. I looked over at a twosome in the back , Herman and Albert. It was a question I had never heard a kid ask another kid: Herman asked Albert what was it like to have dyslexia.
I turned the music all the way down and sort of hid behind my computer screen. They didn't know I was listening and watching.
Albert said reading is almost impossible.
Herman asked him what he meant.
Then Albert shimmied over a little bit and pointed at a world map on the wall near them. He said do you see the word Russia here?
Well, to me the A is way over here and the R is way over there and it's a big jumble. That's what it's like. That word does not look like Russia to me.
Reverently, respectfully, Herman said ... Wow.
Albert asked Herman, What do you have?
Herman said all he is … is nervous all the time.


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Fred De Francesco and Bill Blakeney presented WICC Co-Chair Jean Faulkner with a cheque for $20,000 raised through the 'Night at the Races' at Woodbine Racetrack event.
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MANILA, Philippines–Foreigners are not barred from meddling in the country's forthcoming elections or they will be deported, the Bureau of Immigration warned Wednesday.
Immigration Commissioner Ricardo David Jr. issued the advisory after the Commission on Elections (Comelec) released Resolution 9615, which prohibits foreigners from taking part in the midterm polls.
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The Comelec resolution states that "it is unlawful for any foreigner, whether juridical or natural person, to aid any candidate, or political party, organization or coalition, directly or indirectly, or to take part in, or influence in any manner, any election, or to contribute or make any expenditure in connection with any election campaign or partisan political activity."
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The business and creative sides of the music business are inextricably linked no matter how proficient you are creatively, you need to think and operate like a business in order to remain successful. Music-related careers are affected by legal matters on a regular basis: from artist contracts, recording and music publishing agreements to copyright law, name protection and business organization. Legal Aspects of the Music Business examines all the legal issues artists, musicians, engineers, and producers encounter when building their careers, and presents a focused look at the important legal changes that have evolved as a result of the shift in the music business landscape. The course takes a real-world approach to explaining the legal issues that individuals working in the music business face today, including learning what your different players and team members do and when you'll need them, how to set up and finance your own business, co-publishing and administration agreements, and digital rights management.
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Fall from Apparatus A 34-year-old firefighter suffered severe injuries when he fell from moving fire apparatus. The victim has been placed on permanent restricted duty unable to perform firefighting duties.
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After the victim boarded the pumper sitting behind the officer's seat, the truck pulled out of the fire station turning left onto the street. The victim, who had six-and-a-half years experience, stood up to don his turnout coat. The truck traveled approximately 200' and took another left turn. During the turn the victim's door suddenly opened and he fell from the moving truck and fell to the pavement.
The pumper was manufactured in 2000 and was equipped with seatbelts. The department stated that a review of the door handle was conducted and no defects were found. The truck had a clean maintenance history with no reported problems regarding door handles.
The victim was hospitalized for two weeks with a severe concussion and lacerations to his head. He missed more than six months of work and has permanent neurological damage.
Hazardous Material Incident The fire department received a 911 call requesting medical aid for a person possibly in cardiac arrest. An engine company with a captain and two firefighters responded. After arriving on scene they discovered a female standing on the outside porch complaining of being lightheaded and becoming lethargic. Firefighter number one stayed with the female while the captain and firefighter number two were directed inside the residence by another family member for the person in cardiac arrest.
The captain and firefighter number two began cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Firefighter number one joined the others in performing CPR after stabilizing the female victim on the porch. The captain began to open windows due to an odor of exhaust in the house. During care, firefighter number two stood up and started walking toward the door when he suddenly collapsed. With assistance from firefighter number one and a family member, he was removed from the structure. The captain ordered everyone out of the building and away from the home. He immediately requested assistance and called for a hazardous materials team.
The department investigation revealed that the victim, who died, used a generator within the home for several hours prior to arrival of other family members, who removed the generator from the residence prior to fire department's arrival and did not mention the generator's use in the 911 call. Atmospheric readings 30 minutes after positive pressure ventilation was performed revealed carbon monoxide (CO) levels of 13,000–15,000 ppm. According to NIOSH, 1,200– 1,500 ppm is considered immediately dangerous to life and health.
All three firefighters were treated in a hyperbaric chamber. The captain and firefighter number one were released from the hospital later that day following treatment. Firefighter number two remained in the hospital for a day. All returned to full duty within a few days of their exposure.
Apparatus Crash A civilian driver was killed and a firefighter seriously injured in a crash. The civilian was killed when he drove his tractor trailer truck through a stop sign and collided with the fire engine. The operator of the fire engine was seriously injured with multiple fractures, lacerations, minor burns, and has been unable to work since the crash.
The fire engine was going to a training activity at another fire station and driving at a safe speed under very good weather conditions. The firefighter operating the 1992 fire engine swerved to the left trying to avoid a collision. Upon impact, the front of the trailer truck struck the passenger's side of the fire engine, rolling it over onto its driver's side. The impact caused a fire that consumed the tractor trailer truck. The firefighter was extricated by fire crews before the fire could extend into the crushed cab of the upside-down fire engine.
The 47-year-old fire engine operator was hospitalized for three months and is still being treated for his injuries. He was not wearing a seatbelt or any protective clothing.
Apparatus Mishap A fire captain suffered a cracked pelvis and a bisected femoral artery after being caught between two apparatus.
After returning from a call and backing into quarters, the captain was acting as a spotter for a fire engine backing into the station. He was positioned between two apparatus standing on the driver's side of the parked truck at the front bumper adjacent to the backing apparatus. The captain signaled for the operator of the engine to begin backing. The operator watched the captain in his passenger window mirror while adjusting his course due to a narrow clearance. He switched his view to the driver's side mirror to check his course and wait for the spotter to emerge on the driver's side of the backing truck. He did not see the captain emerge on the other side and immediately stopped the truck. He then glanced into the passenger's side mirror and saw the captain bent over standing next to the front driver's side corner of the parked engine. He pulled the truck forward 10 feet and parked it. He got out and approached the captain and realized that he was seriously injured and requested medical assistance.
The department provided several safety recommendations, including maintaining situational awareness while conducting backing operations, establishing verbal communication between vehicle operators and spotters, and maintaining appropriate visual communication.
The department did not report on the work status of the victim or on protective clothing. Site conditions were clear and dry with good visibility during the daylight hours.
Communicable Disease Exposure A regional firefighting training center had an outbreak of Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA). On the sixteenth day of the recruit academy, a student presented with a red and swollen arm with an accompanying rash. Two days later, a second student was hospitalized and underwent surgery with an infection. In the next four weeks, a total of 10 students out of the class of 15 received evaluations and treatment. Five students had confirmed cases of three different strains of MRSA.
The facilities investigative report stated several factors contributing to the spread of MRSA bacteria. Some of the factors included student personal hygiene habits, communal living, and the background of recruits with family members in the healthcare industry. The exact cause of the outbreak is unknown.
Officials began taking precautions to limit the spread of the bacteria by developing and enforcing infection control protocols, changing living conditions, and learning to live with the colonization of the MRSA at the facility.
Structure Fire On a clear afternoon with moderate temperatures, neighbors called 911 to report a fire in the home next door. The first-arriving companies arrived on scene eight minutes later and confirmed a working fire in the two-story, 3,300-square-foot, wood-frame, single-family dwelling.
The first engine company staffed with three firefighters arrived on scene and made a decision to perform a search of the dwelling for trapped occupants. Two members from the engine company stretched a 200-foot, 1 ¾" handline to the second story of the structure. Within a few minutes, two members from a ladder company joined the search on the second floor utilizing a thermal imaging camera. The members of the engine took a hard right at the top of the stairs and began extinguishing fire to the rear of the master bedroom, which was the first door on the left several feet down the hallway. The ladder crew, after performing a search of one bedroom, advanced down the hall past the engine crew to search another bedroom. After searching the room the ladder crew returned to the hallway and met up with the engine crew at the master bedroom door.
The interior crews experienced increased heat, and conditions rapidly deteriorated. Fire from the first floor was spreading into the foyer and up the staircase, blocking the primary egress route. The engine officer tried to call a mayday but was unsuccessful. In the post-incident review, the engine officer stated that he heard the low battery alert when trying to transmit. But the investigation found that the lapel microphone had separated from the radio and the radio suffered thermal damage.
The officer of the ladder company successfully called a mayday five minutes after entering the structure. The incident commander immediately activated the rapid intervention team and ordered a building evacuation at the same time after the flashover. However, the rapid intervention crew had arrived 13 seconds prior to the mayday. The investigation concluded the RIT had no effect on the outcome of the incident. Just after the mayday message was transmitted, a battalion chief reported a structural collapse in the rear of the building. This localized collapse separated the ladder officer from the group.
The firefighter operating the nozzle turned to extinguish the fire coming up the stairs to protect the means of egress. When he opened the nozzle to flow water, water pressure dropped and the crew lost their effective water stream. The post incident inspection of the 1 ¾" handline revealed that both layers of the hose had been burned through approximately 10 feet from the nozzle. These holes reduced the available pressure at the nozzle.
The engine officer, engine firefighter, and ladder firefighter were able to escape the oncoming flames by retreating to a bedroom and closing the door. After entering the room they heard glass breaking. They searched for a window and found that outside crews had placed a 24-foot extension ladder to the bedroom window. All exited the structure by sliding down the ladder and were cared for by on-scene personnel.
The ladder officer attempted to retreat to a bathroom but was unable to break a window. He retreated attempting to find another escape route. Nearly three minutes after the mayday was called, the tower officer jumped from the master bedroom window with his protective clothing burning. Crews in the backyard immediately rendered care and extinguished the smoldering protective clothing.
The department reported that all four members were properly in their protective ensemble including self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). Due to excessive heat exposure, the reflective trim on all four victims' turnout coats and pants disintegrated. This damage indicated that all were exposed to temperatures in excess of 600 degrees F. There were no defects found in any protective clothing that contributed to any of the injuries. However, the tower officer's gear did show degradation of the moisture barrier and thermal liner in some areas. The department was concerned on why the tower officer's protective clothing was on fire after he jumped from the structure. The investigative report states that "some flammable agent on the fireground adhered to the clothing or absorbed into it."
The investigation revealed that the fire originated on the back deck of the house caused by a discarded cigarette. The fire spread up the rear of the structure into the soffits and into the attic. The fire also spread through broken windows in the first floor sunroom inside the structure. The tower officer is currently on restricted duty. The other three firefighters were treated for thermal burns and missed from two to 10 weeks of work before returning to full duty.
Fire Investigator Shot A fire investigator was seriously wounded after being shot while investigating an attempted arson. After fire crews left the scene the investigator requested a police car to stand by and assist while he conducted his investigation. The investigator, an 18-year veteran of the department, remembered seeing a masked man who yelled at him and then shot him. He was able to call for assistance after being shot in the abdomen.
The 43-year-old victim spent five days in the hospital and is currently on restricted duty, unable to return to work as a fire investigator.
Training Incident During ice dive training, a 42-year-old captain was pulled unconscious from the icy waters. The objective of the training dive was to simulate looking for a victim that fell through the ice. The drill consisted of several hours of cognitive lessons followed by several hours of diving sessions. In the early afternoon, the dive team went out to the lake and began the dive training.
One of the dive sessions provided training in being the primary diver. The objective of the dive was to vector under the ice to three predetermined holes as targets. After his briefing, the captain entered the water to check the seal of his mask. There were no leaks and the victim stated he was comfortable. His air cylinder pressure was documented as 2750 psi on his diver status sheet. The captain, a veteran diver, then began the training session with good communications from the tender. While subsurface the captain tried to inflate the dry suit to become more buoyant. However, he found that the inflator hose had not been connected. He connected the hose and continued to the first target.
After reaching through the hole, the captain was asked by the tender if he wanted to continue. The captain stated that he was proceeding to the second objective. While being directed toward the second hole, the tenders asked for a diver's status check. The captain reported that he had 2700 psi and that he was under the ice. The captain dismissed this number as a mistake with his vision due to his recent need for reading glasses.
After the status check, the captain continued his dive. Several minutes later he ran out of air and the mask began sucking to his face. He tried to switch to the backup air system but it was not working properly. He began to swim back towards the hole. Voice communications were out, so he began to pull his tether line to give the emergency signal, but because he was swimming back there was slack in the line. Before he could get the slack out, he went unconscious.
On shore members began noticing irregularities in the dive. No voice communication with the captain, no response from shore signals, and slack in the line were clues that something was wrong. The captain was then pulled from the water eight minutes after starting the dive.
Resuscitative efforts began and an advanced life support unit was requested. The victim responded to the efforts and regained consciousness approximately five minutes later. He was transported to the emergency room and released the same day.
All diving gear was confiscated and sent to a professional certified facility for further inspection. The victim's main air cylinder was still reading at 2689 psi. The department investigation revealed that the redundant supply valve was attached, locking the valve in the emergency bypass mode, meaning the diver was drawing air from the smaller reserve tank instead of the main cylinder. The near drowning was caused by loss of air during the dive. The 12-year veteran returned to full duty two months after the incident and restricted dive duty for one year.
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Today I woke up to sunlight streaming through my window. Thinking it was time to get up, I casually looked at my watch and realized, No, it was not time to get up, it was 5 in morning. Later, when it was a decent hour, my roommate and I met the group down stairs, ready to head out for the day. Unlike yesterday, it was immediately sunny and hot, despite the early morning. We headed to a take-out breakfast restaurant, then walked to our school. After we ate, we went back outside to experience our first taiqi lesson. We then had the first real Chinese class of the China trip, a general review of how to pronounce Chinese pin yin and tones. My class also played several games. One such game was counting in Chinese, but we weren't allowed to say 7 or any multiples of 7. If you said such a number, you had to perform for the class. The first round started and I forgot about the no multiples rule, and then recited a Shakespearian sonnet. I'd like to say it was quite a rendition, though it wasn't in Chinese. Some other students preformed cirinthians and the school chapter. We put on quite a show/
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After dinner we then had a Chinese shuttlecock contest, which is kind of like hacky sack, but with balls that have feathers. I was not very good at it, though some of out hosts were amazing. We then headed back to our rooms, where we could chill and rest, then go to sleep. My roommate and I have been talking for a long time about Chinese and American culture. Despite not visiting any famous places today, it was still very busy and exciting, and I think the jet lag is setting in. it's time for me to sleep now, to wake up hopefully wake up again to another bright, fantastic day in china
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Thank you for the description of your day, Chloe! It sounds like a great trip so far. I have found that the best parts of a trip are often figuring out how to do ordinary things (like grocery shopping and cooking) in a strange place.
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You really get a feel for nature at her most awesome. Piggy the guide at the rainforest was one of a kind!
Reviewed by: Mona R, February 2013Trip was excellent esp the guide ,very informative.I think his name is Brian. Yes we saw baby crocs not the big fellas.Very enjoyable.Thank you.
Reviewed by: Anthony H, November 2012The day was very long, but it was an amazing tour of the areas north of Cairns... I would totally recommend this to anyone visiting the area... one day to tour the reef and one day for the rainforests!!!
Reviewed by: Michael, USA, October 2012Outstanding Trip
Reviewed by: Geoff C, June 2012Brilliant!
Reviewed by: Natalie C, October 2011I highly recommend this tour! We saw everything but never felt rushed and the guide was excellent and very knowledgeable.
Reviewed by: Karen B, July 2011Fantastic trip, well organized, smoothly run. Our driver was excellent, safe, cautious, very knowledgeable with good commentary during the entire trip. "Mick", the boat driver on the river trip was a special treat, enthusiastic, with real passion that was contagious.
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Absolutely stunning!! We saw a Cassowary and chick, and a massive Croc amongst the stunning wildlife and rain forest.
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Demon's Fire is the third novel set in Holly's alternate universe. It features characters from both novels as well as a cameo performance from Queen Tou ("Queen of All She Surveys" in Beyond the Dark). Prince Pahndir, the humanoid teaching tool from the Demon World brothel (Prince of Ice), is trying to make a life for himself as a brothel owner in Bhamjran. Also in this southern meeting ground of Yamas and humans are Beth Phillips and Charles, the precocious teen-ager and the bristling young adult from The Demon's Daughter. They are helping Lord Herrington (the Yama-gone-human from the same book) on his archeological excavation, but have plenty of time to explore other passions and interests.
As usual, Holly excels in combining sensuality with realistic characters. Charles, who as a child had to fend for himself on the street, has a hard time accepting some of his wants and needs. Pahndir and Beth's timely intervention force him to. Pahndir's determination to remake himself despite his exclusion from the highest Yama social ranks is also quite inspiring. Beth, who is sweet and strong from the start, does not develop as much as the two men, but her solidness is fitting for this novel set in a matriarchal and polyandrous society.
In the tradition of her paranormal fantasies, Holly regales her readers with outrageous details about her alternate universe and demon physiology. Fans may be amused to hear that the unusual Yama sexual organs, the royal flagellum and the kith glands, are revisited here, but not in the same detail. There is also a small cloak-and-dagger subplot, whose main purpose is to allow for a daring rescue and escape. Some of these episodes are somewhat over the top (not to mention oh so politically incorrect), and yet I can't but admire the coy self-consciousness and the tongue-in-cheek self-deprecation. "Before I was married, I was a competitive knife thrower," Pahndir says at a particularly tense moment during their flight. He then proceeds to save the day, flinging knives at their villainous (and villainess) pursuers from a moving vehicle. I should have winced at this obvious novelistic ploy, but instead I found myself laughing with rather than at it.
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Demon's Fire has its place in a trilogy, but it is not necessary to have read the others to enjoy this one. If I recommend that readers do so, it is not only because they will appreciate Pahndir all the more for knowing where he came from. More importantly, I do not want them to miss out on rare treats. Taken on its own, Demon's Fire is not as touching, as layered or as well-crafted as some other Holly creations, but it still bears the stamp of its author's imagination, skill and heart - a sure-fire guarantee for hours of steamy entertainment.
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