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M.A.

M.A. asked Peter Cawdron:

Hi Peter, of all your books, which is your personal favorite and why?

James Rocks

James Rocks asked Peter Cawdron:

Reading "The Artifact" and, while I get you're US-focused (seems weird for a New Zealander living in Australia; best guess is market size), I don't get why the UK/Welsh main character of the book refers to her parents as "Mom and dad". Native Brits call their mothers "mum", "mother", "mama", "mam", "mammy" but never, to my knowledge, "Mom". You seem to do a massive amount of research for your books so why "Mom"?

Jeri

Jeri asked Peter Cawdron:

I just watched your YouTube video on your receipt of "Damn You, Entropy" I love reading your novels, and I'm grateful for the topics I can discuss with my SF padawan (my son). One of my most recent reads was "The Simulacrum". Wow, that ending! Thanks for the mind-blowing and brain enriching topics in your novels. And good choice of having a black cat as your muse. My question: Do you have two new novels coming out?

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