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M.Biblioswine asked David R. Slayton:

When you imagine the planet Aegea what color would it be if seen from the moon? I wonder what your vision is.

David R. Slayton This is a great, thoughtful question! I see it as very blue from space. Sailing and the oceans play such an important role in the series (I'm writing The Silent Paths of Night now), so the sea is a constant presence. The land, when we see it, is pretty arid and rocky, so tan and brown rather than green. If you've been to Greece or Colorado you can likely picture it.

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Is Dark Moon Shallow Sea considered to be a YA or an adult book? It looks to me like it is being marketed as an adult book but it reads to me like YA. I would like to be able to say which one it is.

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Kathleen asked David R. Slayton:

Sept 15, 2021: Hi David! I read WTW last year and really liked it. Just finished the audiobook on a road trip... and LOVED it. Axtell was brilliant. A magic rollercoaster of a ride. Colorful deftly drawn characters, solid world building, and a fascinating, unique storyline. Just preordered Trailer Park Trickster and can hardly wait to read it. Do you know when the audiobook will be released?

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