John Goode
Doubtful, dream of a waking man goes over some time but there is t enough of a story there for a book.
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Eve
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John Goode:
while reading Tales of Foster High, I saw that there tends to be many debate points weaved into the narratives. So because you've stated in previous answers that you have each of the events in these stories is "researched from an actual news story", you like making new worlds out of nothing & others unfolding it & that you lean towards sci-fi & fantasy (which has world building), What's your experience with sociology?
ReadToFilth
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John Goode:
Hi John, I'm hosting a new podcast talking about queer novels I have read and I would love to talk to you about your books. You can listen to the episodes I have already released here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/read-to-filth Let me know if you would like to discuss your novels & why I love them. I would love to dive into your Jordan vs. All the Boys novel.(?) Best, ~Kelrick (he/him)
Anthos
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John Goode:
Little Eddie, as much as I'd like to chat about tuna and other important stuff, I have to express my concerns about this takeover. Is this the first step to rule the world? What is the impact on John's writing? Shall we expect cat characters in the future books, pointing out the cat point of view and the importance of tuna? Will there be a cat's note, replacing the author's note? BTW: You look great:-)
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