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“However, I either misheard the title that night, or misremembered it the following day, because I later thought it was titled ‘The Second Descent.’ I kept thinking about that title over the next couple of weeks, wondering what a second descent of a mountain could mean, and I started to get some vague ideas of writing a story about that. “I was doing a joint reading at the Science Fiction Museum here in Seattle with Marc Laidlaw, and one of the things Marc read that night was a poem called ‘The Second Ascent,'” Russo said. Richard Paul Russo–author of “The Second Descent,” which appears in our March 2008 issue–said in an interview that the story was inspired by a poem.

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