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Barry Lyga

(1971) Writer United States

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Barry Lyga reminds readers that curiosity doesn’t give permission to enter his fictional world. He warns that once a mind is invaded, the result can be deadly. He also notes that forgiveness without remembering loses its meaning, emphasizing how the past can shape but not dictate the future.

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Barry Lyga is a writer from the United States, best known for The Flash.

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Born
September 11, 1971
Nationality
United States
Profession
Writer
Notable works
The Flash

About Barry Lyga

Barry Lyga grew up reading comic books and later earned a BA in English from Yale in 1993. After college he worked for ten years at Diamond Comic Distributors. During that time his short stories appeared in magazines. He has written young‑adult novels, including I Hunt Killers (released March 2012) and Archvillain (released October 2013). He now lives in New York.

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