Ann Sutphin
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Scott Hawkins:
As someone that lives right outside DC in Virginia your book explains so much LOL And to jump on the sequel bandwagon please give me more and could it revolve around Irwin? that would be great K thanks
Scott Hawkins
I used to spend quite a bit of time in Herndon. There was a little park behind the condo I stayed it with jogging paths that wound through the neighborhoods. That's always where I pictured Steve getting jumped by the dogs.
I can't make any promises about the sequel, but I'm tickled that you're interested. If I can come up with an idea that works I'll absolutely do it, but I'm leery of writing my own version of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, if that makes sense.
I can't make any promises about the sequel, but I'm tickled that you're interested. If I can come up with an idea that works I'll absolutely do it, but I'm leery of writing my own version of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, if that makes sense.
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Leslie Gay
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Scott Hawkins:
Hello hello! From your wonderful "homicidal nutjobs librarians" primer, is the anecdote for David predicated on a Stephen King story? I am dying to know. I found your Reddit Q&A only now, and enjoyed it immensely - all elements of it - but so pleased I picked up the book knowing nothing about it! I have gone back and re-read portions (cough, the whole book) several times. Worth the 30 years. Your fan, - Leslie
Amel Lou
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Scott Hawkins:
Hi Mr Hawkins! Any idea if your book will be translated in French? I work as a librarian and I recommended your book to a patron who, sadly, can't read english. I was wondering if in the near future I'll be able to acquire a french version for my public library? Thank you!
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