Susana Perales
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Paul Tremblay:
Hello dear Paul, I read AHFOG, but it has been Growing Things that has solidified my liking for your style. I think your experiments with format and your hand at combining mundane, familial pathos with the supernatural lends itself really well to short stories. Out of all such stories, is there any you are particularly proud of, be it because of theme, execution, idea or any other reasons? Thank you!
Paul Tremblay
Thank you, Susana! I appreciate it.
Of the newer stories, Dog Walkers was a lot of fun. Of the older ones, "Nineteen Snapshots..." and "It's Against the Law..." are personal favorites. The latter because it was the first time I'd written something that was almost exactly what I wanted it to be in my head.
Of the newer stories, Dog Walkers was a lot of fun. Of the older ones, "Nineteen Snapshots..." and "It's Against the Law..." are personal favorites. The latter because it was the first time I'd written something that was almost exactly what I wanted it to be in my head.
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Sarah Stevens
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Paul Tremblay:
I read a head full of ghosts and LOVED it so much Ive been recommending it to everyone I talk to about books (so alot) and now I'm almost done with Dissapearance at Devils Rock. I listened to them both on Audible, great choices for narrators by the way.... Anyways, what I wanted to ask is when a new fan has finished those, which book would you recommend next?
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Paul Tremblay:
Paul, could you tell me which of your books is your favorite and which was the hardest to write?
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