Jagustyn,+Damian

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[] · before March of 2010, I'm 55. Otherwise, I'm older. I was born and raised in Morristown, NJ. It was a great place to grow up. · My mother was a school librarian, so I spent lots of time in the library when I was a kid (mostly because my teachers kept kicking me out of class for talking too much). · After going to college at Rutgers, I tried writing for a living. I collected about 100 rejections before I sold anything. The first year I earned any money, I made a whopping $8. · I worked as an editor for Creative Computing Magazine, starting in 1980. Two years later, I was offered a job designing and programming video games for a company in California. I got to meet (and even work with) a lot of the pioneers of home computing and video games. · In 1994, I decided I really wanted to get back to writing. I spent all my spare time writing and reading. · . In 1995, I had the fabulous luck to sell six books. That same year, the game company I worked for went out of business. · I especially like to write stories that are scary, strange, or funny. I also write humor articles for magazines. · Some day, I'd like to write a movie or a cartoon show. The most important thing I can say about writing is that I really enjoy it. · In 2003 I had the honor of appearing in one of Don Gallo's collections. For serious story writers, this is the Holy Grail of anthologies. I'll also have stories in Don's anthologies for 2004 and 2005. [] []
 * David Lubar grew up in New Jersey and now lives in Pennsylvania.
 * He has a degree in philosophy from Rutgers University and no marketable job skills, he spent several years as a starving writer before accidentally discovering that he knew how to program computers.
 * He is now a full-time writer and the author of eleven books for teens and young readers. David Lubar lives with his wife; they have one highly intelligent daughter and three idiosyncratic cats.
 * David Lubar is an author of numerous books for teens.
 * He is also an electronic game programmer, who programmed Super Breakout for the Nintendo Game Boy, and Frogger for both the SNES and Game Boy.
 * As a game designer, he designed the game Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge for the Nintendo Game Boy Color.
 * The son of a librarian, Lubar grew up in New Jersey, and loves humor.

Damian, Much good research here. Looking forward to seeing them incorporated into your research paper. Please upload your first draft as soon as possible.

Mr. Claro

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