David Moody
Thanks for the question, Jonathan. Yes, I did want to illustrate the fact that no matter how dark things might get, there's always a reason to keep on going. I think that gets lost sometimes. Often we're so bound by the restrictions of society that we lose sight of the bigger picture. And that whole journey (I hope I don't sound too pretentious here) was kind of reflected in Emma and Michael's relationship. It's very different to a 'pre-infection' relationship, in that there's less to gain and more at stake for the couple. In the same way the world gradually unravels, I wanted their lives to begin to intertwine. Does that make sense? Glad you were able to relate to them both.
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K. Brooks
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David Moody:
The world you created within Autumn was the first time I believed in a world where not only could the 'undead' exist - but that I felt I'd have a chance of surviving! Thank you so much for this. It was a joy to immerse myself in. Will you be writing any more follow ups based in this world?
Mike in Mass
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David Moody:
Hello Mr. Moody, I hope you are doing well. I've read all your books, and the Autumn novels are the best "undead" series I have ever read. Hopefully this becomes a television series in the near future. My question is, have you thought about a comics adaption for any of your stories? The Autumn and Hater series would be amazing if you got some top talent to translate it to this medium.
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