Kay’s answer to “Surprise, me again! Coming from having read Moon and Flame, I was wondering: how much planning did …” > Likes and Comments

Thanks for your answer as always. :) That makes sense to me. I can see how it would be easier if you had already done the planning, which is kind of what I was after. That is a lot of planning to do for a book you planned to be standalone at the time, if I remember right? Especially considering the book that's full of all the things you didn't intend to release at first is longer than the actual book that started it all. ;)

On the subject, can we expect to see anything else added to this series? Apart from the occasional short story, that is.

Yes, Ghost Walk was originally going to be standalone. And honestly it's not like I sat down and did a bunch of traditional planning per se; I just tend to think a LOT about my characters. I'd say between Ghost Walk and Moon and Flame I had maybe a total or two or three pages of planning actually written down.

Also, if you're asking on Jade's behalf, please know you're putting me in danger. :P At the moment... not... exactly. I can't entirely say no. It's not really at a stage where I can say more, if only because I have so many other projects on my plate at the moment.

That does surprise me. I know you aren't typically a planner, but considering there are over 1600 pages of GW content I'd have thought you'd have much more written down, just considering the sheer scope of the series.

I won't tell on you. ;) I know she'll be overjoyed.