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The Nielsen Haydens both work in professional writing, especially
editing science fiction, and hence have a professional interest in the
comma. They hit real fertilizer with their last name, even though it
avoids the hyphen rather than the comma. See this: http://nielsenhayden.com/name.html
That's not all. Hotels are remarkably skilled at getting their guests'
names wrong. It took over an hour checking out of the Sheraton Boston at
Boksone one year long ago to get the hotel to give me my own bill. The
Sheraton had somehow merged us all into one Nielsen (Hayden) (Neilson)
family.
They
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