S. Kai

S. Kai asked Josh Lanyon:

Hi author! Are you thinking about translating into spanish Holmes and Moriarity or better yet The Art of Murder or Dangerous Ground ?? I would love to work for you or with you, so if you are and you dont have a translator in mind I could be your trusted translator. I had to try, sorry if this message bothers you in any way. Love your work.

Josh Lanyon Hello, Kai--!

Thanks for reaching out. Yes, I would like all of these series to ultimately be translated into Spanish. (In fact, the DG series is partially translated.)

I haven't yet started hunting for translators, but I always welcome hearing from potential translators. If you have a resume or have worked with other authors/publishers, I would be happy to talk to you!

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You wrote an arc in which law enforcement forces men to submit to a strip search to prove that they haven't committed a crime, and she keeps her job? You gave her no punishment for this with some lame excuse about it being a small town. Not only that, but it's sexist. Would you have written an arc in which women were forced to do the same?

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Azu asked Josh Lanyon:

Good evening, Ms. Josh. I have read all your works translated in our national language during this pandemic. Tucker, Elliot, Sam, Jason, Adrienne, Jake, I love them all. By the way, Sam in the AoM series , did he have anyone other than Mr. Petty with whom he had a sex-only relationship while in the FBI office? Also, Jason, Tucker, and Adam were co-workers in the same FBI of

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