Blair Hodgkinson
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Steven A. McKay:
Now that you have taken your Knight Hospitaller, Sir Richard-At-Lee, into his own novella, do you have plans to do more novellas featuring either him or other characters from your "Forest Lord" series?
Steven A. McKay
Oh yeah! I really enjoyed doing something a little bit different with the novella and I'm looking forward to doing it again. Friar Tuck's journey to France for the holy relic? Will Scaflock's time as a mercenary? Maybe even one about Gisbourne.....
Don't get me wrong, I really love writing about Robin and his mates in the greenwood but it's fun to step outside those parameters, do something that isn't so rigidly "historical" and explore a character's history.
Don't get me wrong, I really love writing about Robin and his mates in the greenwood but it's fun to step outside those parameters, do something that isn't so rigidly "historical" and explore a character's history.
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Blair Hodgkinson
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Steven A. McKay:
Have you considered writing further Knight Hospitaller novellas either with new characters in Rhodes or with additional adventures of Sir Richard? The end of the first volume implied the action might be continuous in Rhodes, and there are some real-life Hospitallers like Dieudonne de Gozon (roughly contemporary with the period) who had some legendary adventures a few years later...
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