Delores Dodson
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Laurence E. Dahners:
Is there going to be any more books with ell donsai, zage, or others in her universe?
Laurence E. Dahners
It's great to hear from you and so nice that you like my stories!
Writing a new book in an old series gets to be quite a challenge.
First I have to re-read all the books in the series to get my mind around all the characters and everything that's happened.
Then, when I write, I have to keep checking on the earlier books to make sure I'm not contradicting something from before.
This takes a long time and I'm betting those of you who like my little books wouldn't be happy about that.
Even though I often think fondly of writing another book in the Ell series, I also love taking a new idea and running with it.
Right now I'm working on a book about a kid who can slow time (or make himself fast - however you want to look at it) and what that lets him do.
I'm hoping you'll enjoy my take on the timestopper idea.
Laury Dahners
Writing a new book in an old series gets to be quite a challenge.
First I have to re-read all the books in the series to get my mind around all the characters and everything that's happened.
Then, when I write, I have to keep checking on the earlier books to make sure I'm not contradicting something from before.
This takes a long time and I'm betting those of you who like my little books wouldn't be happy about that.
Even though I often think fondly of writing another book in the Ell series, I also love taking a new idea and running with it.
Right now I'm working on a book about a kid who can slow time (or make himself fast - however you want to look at it) and what that lets him do.
I'm hoping you'll enjoy my take on the timestopper idea.
Laury Dahners
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Stan
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Laurence E. Dahners:
There is an error in "A Tower in Space-time". I've tried to download it twice. The downloaded cover is correct, but the rest of the book contains "Halting the Reaper". Please fix this! Also, could you speculate on what would happen if billiard / pool balls were made of Stade, assuming they are the same density / weight as "regular" billiard / pool balls?
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