Testi Mony

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@kevinuk32 A gorgeous new cover and Charlotte causing chaos sounds like a fun combination. What was your favorite part of writing Move Your Ash?

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@v_sarawut @Tweeterforyou1 Writing your first novel around such an unusual collision sounds exciting. Which part of Wizsichophia are you most eager for readers to experience?

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@AuthorBrandonH1 Writing by hand first sounds like a great way to let the story develop naturally. I like that new ideas keep finding their way in as you type. What usually sparks those additions? Feel free to follow me and DM me, I’d love to chat more.

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@KaySeeley1 The conflict between Tilly, her brother, and her headstrong daughter really caught my attention. What was the most challenging part of writing their family dynamic?

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@Sbrownbooks The question of who Helena’s parents really were definitely caught my attention. Did you know their secret from the beginning when you started writing Dark Matter?

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@JasPhoenix_Rise It must be special looking back at the book that started your indie journey. Do you still find yourself returning to A Mother’s Loss after all these years?

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@AquahGoddess_ Haha, now you’ve definitely made me curious Moonlight to hellfire sounds like quite a shift. I’ll be watching for what comes next. Feel free to follow me and DM me, I’d love to chat more about your story.

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@JamieN_author Five books into the James Sandys series is quite a journey. What makes Coded Lines different from the previous books in the series?

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@darrened1 @JackWillems1986 Turning childhood stories into reality could lead to some fascinating discoveries. What was the first idea that sparked Heart Stone for you?

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@lord_zaggla If you’re posting new pages regularly, I’m curious how the story develops from here. What can readers expect in the next part?

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@authorcdarney That mountain setting immediately caught my attention. Do real places you discover while hiking ever inspire locations in your stories?

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@CommieCinnabun The contrast between the colorful Midway and the manipulation underneath it is really interesting. What inspired you to use a party setting for this part of Phoenix’s story?

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@BennyBuckets80 Now that The Unpunished is finally available, what are you most excited for readers to discover about the story?

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@jkerr50 @davepperlmutter @X That warning about getting it before it’s too late has me curious 👀 What kind of trouble does the conman bring into the story?

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@WoffleStomp Haha, that’s quite the crossover I love how you brought all those influences together and used Fortnite lore to tie everything in. What made you decide to turn the idea into a story? Feel free to follow me and DM me, I’d love to chat more.

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@nkpaduaauthor Kyoto sounds like a beautiful choice, especially with its rich history and local culture. I love that you wanted to capture the whole atmosphere rather than just pieces of it. What inspired you to set your story there? Feel free to follow me and DM me, I’d love to chat more.

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@IgorSkoglund 16th century France sounds like a fascinating setting for historical fiction. I imagine the period gives you so much to explore. What inspired you to choose that era? Feel free to follow me and DM me, I’d love to chat more.

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@1trishkirsch I can see that. Sometimes the symbolism adds a deeper meaning that might not be obvious at first. What inspired that particular symbolism? Feel free to follow me and DM me, I’d enjoy continuing the conversation.