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Goodreads asked J.-F. Dubeau:

Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

J.-F. Dubeau Most of the science fiction I imagine comes from a single idea, usually an extrapolation or exaggeration of what I envision the future to be, to which I attach a story. In the case of The Life Engineered I tried to envision a different way humanity would come up with artificial life than what we've seen in fiction so far. Initially it was supposed to be a web comic, but I quickly realized the scope of the story was too broad and it would have taken me too long to draw.

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WitWhimWiz asked J.-F. Dubeau:

Listening to A God in the Shed. Very cool so far, if confusing. This is a dumb question but... how do you find out so much about police procedure? I'm a cop's daughter and I don't know how to find out what cops do during murders! ???

Colleen O'Holleran

Colleen O'Holleran asked J.-F. Dubeau:

You're probably asked this a lot, but for those of us who LOVED A God in the Shed - Can we expect any more books from you in the near future?

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

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