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

Robin Gregory When I started to think about this question, it struck me that so many of the books that I love have been written in hot, sultry settings that I could never bear. Garcia Marquez's Macondo, Kipling's Africa, Diaz's Dominican Republic, Roy's India. I'm more of a cool-weather creature, but would find it unbearable to live in Woolf's or Dickens' chilly England. I'm not sure any geographical location would stand up to Kelly Link's Grandmother Zofia’s faery handbag, where I would have an eternity to live out my chosen adventures, remaining ageless and unscathed, where "Even nightmares have to sleep now and then.”

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Even a proposal of MARRIAGE wasn't enough to get you to try and/or recommend my books? What does a guy have to do?

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hi Robin ,if you do not mind,i wonder To whom you write Robin? Do you write to satisfy yourelf, or look for it through what you write? Some say that the writer who does not bear his words part of his soul, will not reach the reader .

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Patricia Rohner asked Robin Gregory:

I finally got a publisher in England to publish my novel, Two Poppins Lane, and I'm very excited. As you know, my Noel is about the sexual abuse of children. It begins in 1953 when two sisters, 10 and 9, get abused by their cousin. Question: what group in Goodreaads do you recommend me to join to promote my upcoming book?

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