Betsy
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Lauren Willig:
Which character in The Glass Ocean did you write?? I am trying to figure it out!
Lauren Willig
We've made a pact not to tell! But all guesses are welcome.... The warning is, we're very tricky. We deliberately write against type and try to throw in plenty of red herrings.
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Inaya Higurashi
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Lauren Willig:
You absolutely have to write separate books neither short stories nor novellas on Kat and Tommy, Gardener and Lizzy and obviously on Lord and Lady Uppington. I can't imagine the shock at Gardener's big reveal and how it affects everyone especially the Selwick family and also everyone's reaction at his and Lizzy's relationship. Will you please write? PS I would love to read a little bit about Jack and Jane's kids.
Claire
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Lauren Willig:
Hi Lauren! I'm a huge historical fiction fan and I've just finished The Ashford Affair. I LOVED it! Your style of writing and your prose is addictive! I'm DEFINITELY a fan! I'm curious to know, what got you interested in writing about that particular period of history and social class? (In other words, the social elite a.k.a. Bea's 'set'?) (P.S. I've just started reading That Summer!)
Kat Smyers
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Lauren Willig:
After starting the Pink Carnation series, I have been reading a lot of historical non-fiction taking place during and post French Revolution. In modern day, most of us know Napoleon Bonaparte simply as Napoleon. I have noticed that you, along with other writers (including Emma Orczy) refer to him as Bonaparte. Was he known just as Bonaparte in the 19th century and over time became commonly known as Napoleon?
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