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 | | Like all writers, Christopher Pike had to deal with many rejection letters before finally achieving sucess, his first books were Weekend and Slumber Party published in 1985 when he was only 28 years old. |
 | | Christopher Pike has created a world in which he puts teenagers in mind-blowing situations but manages to make them realistic, well-rounded characters who take drugs, drink, sleep with each other, commit horrifc crimes and occasionally don't turn out to be human anyway. |
 | | Even though Christopher Pike maintains a mystery about himself as deep as any of the plots in his books, his popularity endures, and long may it continue to do so. |
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