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Neal's favorite character to write in the entire Arc of a Scythe series is the Thunderhead, which is also his favorite character he has ever written.Neal's favorite character to write in Scythe was Scythe Curie.Scythe Hammerstein was supposed to be called Scythe Sondheim, but since Neal is such a fan of Stephen Sondheim he couldn't bear to have him on Goddard's side.It is unknown whether this has any connection to the canonical Scythe Vonnegut seen in ' Formidable'. He would choose to glean as Scythe Anastasia does it. If he were a scythe he would be Scythe Vonnegut (Patron Historic: Kurt Vonnegut), and his robe would be acid-wash denim, in the style of the 90s.

He would love to be the voice of The Thunderhead in an adaptation.

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How to Host a Murder: An Affair to Dismember (2003).

How to Host a Teen Mystery: Roswell That Ends Well (2002).

How to Host a Murder: Maiming of the Shrew (2001).

How to Host a Murder: Saturday Night Cleaver (2000).

How to Host a Teen Mystery: Barbecue with the Vampire (1999).

How to Host a Murder: Tragical Mystery Tour (1999).

How to Host a Murder: The Good, the Bad, and the Guilty (1998).

How to Host a Teen Mystery: Hot Times at Hollywood High (1997).

How to Host a Murder: The Grapes of Frath (1997).

How to Host a Murder: Roman Ruins (1997).

The Price of Our Inheritance (2013) (from Ender's World: Fresh Perspectives on the SF Classic Ender's Game).

Kid Heroes: True Stories of Rescuers, Survivors, and Achievers (1991).

Neon Angel: The Cherie Currie Story (1989) with Cherie Currie.

It's Ok to Say No to Cigarettes and Alcohol (1988).

Darkness Creeping: Twenty Twisted Tales (2007).

Mindbenders: Stories to Warp Your Brain (2000).

Mindtwisters: Stories To Shred Your Head (1997).

Mindstorms: Stories to Blow Your Mind (1996).

Mindquakes: Stories to Shatter Your Brain (1996).

Darkness Creeping II: More Tales to Trouble Your Sleep (1995).

Darkness Creeping: Tales to Trouble Your Sleep (1993).

Deadliner (2017) co-authored with Brendan Shusterman (from Nights of the Living Dead: An Anthology).

Presumed Destroyed (2015) co-authored with Brendan Shusterman (from Violent Ends).

The Dirt in our Shoes (2013) (from Other Worlds).

Perpetual pest (2015) co-authored with Terry Black (from Bites: Scary Stories to Sink Your Teeth Into).

Smells like Kafka (2006) (from Twice Told: Original Stories Inspired by Original Artwork).

Majority Rules (2006) (from Dreams and Visions: Fourteen Flights of Fantasy).

Blue Diamond (Las Vegas, Nevada) (2002) (from Big City Cool: Short Stories About Urban Youth).

Blue diamond (1999) (from From One Experience to Another: Award-Winning Authors Sharing Real-Life Experiences Through Fiction).

Break to You (TBA) co-authored with Michelle Knowlden and Debra Young.

Roxy (2021) co-authored with Jarrod Shusterman.

Dry (2018) co-authored with Jarrod Shusterman.

Chasing Forgiveness (originally published as What Daddy Did) (1991).

Gleanings: Stories from the Arc of a Scythe (2022) (short story collection).

The Accelerati Trilogy (with Eric Elfman)

UnBound (2015) (short story collection).

He currently lives in Florida.īibliography Fiction series Shadow Club Within a year, Shusterman had his first book deal and a screenwriting job. He attended the University of California, Irvine, where he double-majored in psychology and theater, and he was also on the varsity swim team.Īfter college, Shusterman worked as an assistant at Irvin Arthur Associates, a talent agency in Los Angeles, where Lloyd Segan became his agent. At age 16, Shusterman and his family moved to Mexico City He finished high school there at the American School Foundation. From a young age, Shusterman was an avid reader. Neal Shusterman was born on November 12, 1962.

2.1.8 The Accelerati Trilogy (with Eric Elfman).

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