Charles Graeber
This is an excellent question, because the moment I answer it, poof! We cancel each other out.
Also I had no idea there was a whole thing of questions here. When the book first came out there was suddenly a lot of noise and I missed a great number of personal inquiries, I am sure. I appreciate you taking the time to ask however. Meanwhile, this seems to be...four years old, this question. Exactly the amount of time I was spending on the next book. Another rabbit hole.
Also I had no idea there was a whole thing of questions here. When the book first came out there was suddenly a lot of noise and I missed a great number of personal inquiries, I am sure. I appreciate you taking the time to ask however. Meanwhile, this seems to be...four years old, this question. Exactly the amount of time I was spending on the next book. Another rabbit hole.
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Michael
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Charles Graeber:
I noticed as I read The Good Nurse that you refer to Charles Cullen as "Charlie" when speaking about him personally. This use of a nickname suggests a familiarity, and even, possibly, a fondness for him. At the same time, I got the sense that Mr.Cullen is a character we, as readers, could not only pity, but for whom we would roll our eyes. Did you, personally, feel these same ways about him?
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