Goodreads asked David Wong:

If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

David Wong I want to live in one of those kung fu movies or TV shows where literally everyone knows how to do kung fu. Like the TV series Banshee, where a guy can get into a fight on the floor of a warehouse and get swarmed by 30 warehouse workers who are all martial arts experts for some reason. What I would do there is constantly get into kung fu fights.

I know you said "book world" so feel free to insert whatever book takes place in a movie kung fu universe. I think some of Melville's later stuff did.

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Hello, I just finished jdate3, which was great, and i wanted to ask if you had a hierarchy in mind for the otherworldly forces of the series? Also How important do you think lore is to writing the kinds of stories you want to tell?

Erich w/ an h asked David Wong:

In my humble opinion, Spiders is your best written novel. I believe that partially because I view the titular Spiders as a metaphor for addiction. That makes them a lot more terrifying for me. Is this just my interpretation, or was that something you intended when writing the novel?

Aaron asked David Wong:

Hi, I love the JDATE books and got the audiobooks to listen to at work. If you've listened to the audiobooks have you heard a sentence read completely different to how it runs in your head?

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Hello, I just finished jdate3, which was great, and i wanted to ask if you had a hierarchy in mind for the otherworldly forces of the series? Also How important do you think lore is to writing the kinds of stories you want to tell?

In my humble opinion, Spiders is your best written novel. I believe that partially because I view the titular Spiders as a metaphor for addiction. That makes them a lot more terrifying for me. Is this just my interpretation, or was that something you intended when writing the novel?

Hi, I love the JDATE books and got the audiobooks to listen to at work. If you've listened to the audiobooks have you heard a sentence read completely different to how it runs in your head?

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