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Good afternoon, folks!  Next up on our Luminaries program, we've gone the whole nine yards and brought you the Twelfth Hour's star crimefighting team: the Interminables.  That's right!  Edmund Templeton is the Hour Thief, complete with hat, cape, and bitchin' sideburns (come on, ladies, you know you love 'em), and he is in the studio right now side-by-side with Dr. Istvan Czernin, better known to our hypothetical European audience as the spooky Devil's Doctor.  When we make a promise, we deliver! Now, this is no ordinary program!  The two of them have graciously agreed to answer a few questions about each other - questions asked by you, our

So, what's your story called?     THE INTERMINABLES Did you have any early/working titles?     Current title is the early/working title.  It stuck. Why did you choose the final title?     "Interminable" means something that is endless or that can't be ended.  Considering the nature of the protagonists, it seemed apt.  When turned into the name of a team it also sounds a bit like a comic book, which plays into things nicely. Was it easy or hard to choose a title?     Fairly easy, once I put my mind to it. Who's the protagonist?     There are two: Edmund Templeton and Istvan Czernin, also known as the Hour Thief and the Devil's Docto

Hello!  It's extremely nice to meet you.  What is your name and gender? Dr. Istvan Czernin.  And, ah... male.   That's a great name!  Now, what is your species or race? Thank you.  My parents were Czech but I know nothing of the language, I inherited a number of unfortunate features, I was born in Hungary, and it's overall more convenient to claim Magyar for the census.  Oh, species?  Human, naturally.  Or I was.  Being dead seems to muddle things.  The technical terminology holds that I'm a sundered spirit, which is what happens when you tear a man's soul to tiny pieces and then recombine it with something suitably awful.  The Great War