【采访】Zoie Palmer of Lost Girl Interviewed

以下这些是横线下介绍LG的
Season 4 of Lost Girl starts on the SyFy Channel in 2014. You can see the first two seasons on Netflix or other streaming TV services, and you can visit Showcase for webisodes that occur between seasons 3 and 4, plus check out Lost Girl at SyFy for updates about season 4.
In the mean time, if you need a fix of paranormal lesbian relationships, check out The Demon Abraxas. In it, a woman in modern day San Francisco is inhabited by an ancient demon and must learn to work with him, and with the smoldering hot witch who has been forbidden from being involved with her, in order to survive. You can read an excerpt or buy the book online at Bella Books (click “extras” to read the excerpt).
* If you’re wondering, this puts Dr. Lauren’s IQ upwards of 230, possibly above 250. This means she probably started college sometime around age 9 and graduated from medical school before she turned 14 (keeping ahead of Doogie Howser). This explains why a few times per season Dr. Lauren simply shows up with a syringe to save the day and nobody asks questions.
Photo caption: Author Rachel Calish (left) with Zoie Palmer, who plays Dr. Lauren on TV’s Lost Girl, and Rachel’s new novel The Demon Abraxas.

@出现感到怕 不好意思，插楼我删了啊，强迫症伤不起
PS下，各位翻译大神，请自行认领吧

好像没有什么新消息的样子

小hi辛苦

满眼的英文，还没看头就开始疼了，肿么办？

前排占座~~~