Lissa
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Genevieve Cogman:
I have what may seem like an odd question. I love writing, I couldn't stop writing even if I wanted to, but I have tendency to feel detached from what's happening on my page. This is the exact opposite of what happens when I read a good story from someone else. When you are writing exciting/tense scenes, do you feel that excitement/anxiety? Can't wait to read Lost Plot! It will be in my hands tomorrow at last!
Genevieve Cogman
I'm afraid I can't give a better answer than "it varies". Sometimes I do feel the excitement, but at other times I'm more detached, and all about the metaphorical camera angles and direction of the action. I don't think there is a "right" answer here - whatever works for you.
I hope that you enjoy The Lost Plot!
I hope that you enjoy The Lost Plot!
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tinuviel_mrv
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Genevieve Cogman:
Hi Ms Cogman, I am an ardent reader from Turkey. First of all, thank you for your latest book. I had pre-ordered it weeks ago, and the moment it arrived I devoured it ferociously! It has been a fantastic read. I wonder when "The Lost Plot" will be out? It says December 2017 on the page, but will it perhaps be sooner? I am so sorry, if I sound too much like a cliché but I really can't wait for more adventures. :)
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Genevieve Cogman:
Me again, I have so many questions and speculations! :) Do you imagine Kai (and dragons in general) with a typical Asian appearance even in their human form? And do genetically related dragons look-alike in their respective human forms, or is the visual heritage perhaps only visible in their dragon appearance, if visible at all? Can a dragon consciously affect how it looks in its human form?
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