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Goodreads asked J.A. Pak:

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

J.A. Pak Garden of Eden; make sure I didn't eat the apple.
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  • 5 years ago

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Zvi I asked J.A. Pak:

I read your story in F&SF -- and was very "taken" with it. But, since you described how Faine actually "wrote" the story, I have a few questions. 1. When you describe Lark asking Faine to "transport" her, then Faine tells LArk to start touching him (i.e., Faine). You describe how Lark does this until she starts to cry. WHY would she cry when she was the one touching Faine?? 2. More questions to follow...

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Goodreads asked J.A. Pak:

Can you tell us a two-sentence horror story?

Zvi I
Zvi I asked J.A. Pak:

Here is another question... Since Lark had suffered HORRIBLY by the husband that was brutal to her AND whom she was "forced" to kill (for survival), it sounds as if she was willing to KISS Faine even before he started to touch her... Is that correct?

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