Madison Maler (anxious.librarian)
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Jordan L. Hawk:
I recently discovered the Whyborne and Griffin series and I am just astounded with the amount of detail and thought you've put into these books. How long does research often take you? Do you have any sort of process?
Jordan L. Hawk
Thank you! Research can vary a lot, but I generally give myself four weeks to do preliminary work. If I find I need to know something more during the writing of the story, I either stop and look it up (if important) or make a note and find it after the first draft is done.
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Vidalark
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Jordan L. Hawk:
Aloha! I stumbled on to your wonderful stories awhile ago and am slowly eating my way through them as it were. I was wondering if you have any plans on putting all the W&G side stories into a collection? I'd love to read them all but am having troubles finding all of them.
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