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Jerri
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Jun 26, 2024 12:51PM

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Well, we don't offer pre-ordering, it being such a short time between finishing the story and e-publishing. Folks will just have to remember it for themselves until next week.
Ta, L.

My creative brain dislikes repeating itself. And some readers dislike an author repeating as well, and say so.
An equally vocal cadre of readers do want more of the same. It makes for a tricky balance to strike. Protean characters like Miles or Penric, who can carry many kinds of story, make it possible. (Some characters only have one story in them, once and done, and resist sequel-izing.)
Ta, L.

A fictional detective tends to spend his or her time investigating one murder after another—murder being the favourite crime in fiction.
A fictional sorcerer’s life has more potential for variety, although that’s easier to see after you’ve pointed it out.

I had a clearout of my books some years ago, keeping those that I felt I would want to read again. Looking at what I have left, I'm definitely in the camp of disliking repetition.
Having said that, I have just re-bought some books that I previously had (Babylon 5 spin-offs), but they'll be dropped temporarily the second this e-book comes out. :)
