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Goodreads asked Neil S. Plakcy:

What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

Neil S. Plakcy A student recently wrote in a paper that she was having trouble proving that her absent mother wasn't providing financial support, because her mother had used a fake name when giving birth to the student. That idea immediately set the wheels in motion for me-- who was the mother? What was she running from -- that the daughter might discover while looking for her?

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Gary

Gary asked Neil S. Plakcy:

Thanks. I have just finished read Dorian Gray and I really like it. I am now reading some of his short fiction. Then I saw the Giles Brandeth books on amazon. Also, I have and old college history textbook and sometime I will read different parts of it. ? Gary

Quartknee

Quartknee asked Neil S. Plakcy:

I was looking to revisit the Mahu series. I read it a long time ago before I got a Kindle. There are probably rights issues to contend with, but is there a chance it might be re-released as an eBook series?

Faith

Faith asked Neil S. Plakcy:

Hi Neil, I'm just wondering where in the Mahu series the short story Kimo & Mike (Storming Love: Blizzard) fits? Thanks

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