Patrick
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A.G. Riddle:
Hello Mr Riddle, I'm just switching from the first to second books in the Origin series, and I'm perplexed about the use of the name Atlantis and the site claimed to be Atlantis in the book not being where Atlantis (ruins) is 30km NE of Ouadane. Was that part of the plan for the story or a unintended misuse of the name? Don't get me wrong, I loved the first book and have the Long Winter lined up after Origin.
A.G. Riddle
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the question. I'm not familiar with the location you mentioned. The site of Atlantis in the trilogy is fictional.
I hope you enjoy the rest of the trilogy.
- Gerry
Thanks for the question. I'm not familiar with the location you mentioned. The site of Atlantis in the trilogy is fictional.
I hope you enjoy the rest of the trilogy.
- Gerry
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Just read through all three of the Origin Series books. Fantastic fun! I'm a sci-fi/fantasy geek at heart but I was especially enjoying the Bourne/Bond/MissionImpossible type vibe going at the start of the first book. With David doing his best to stay one step ahead of . I read that you're working on a thriller set on Earth - should we expect to see more of that type of action?
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This is fantastic- I only JUST picked up your book "The Atlantis Gene" yesterday when I was looking for something to read on my kindle. . . I'm new to goodreads, I joined only today, and I see there's a Q&A with the author. Either way, I mostly wanted to just talk about this coincidence- but I do have one question, a question I have for most successful authors. How do you plan out your books? What's the secret?
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