Anika

Anika asked Jodi Taylor:

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Jodi Taylor Hi. This is yet another shameful example of the Taylor failure to plan ahead. I actually had the idea for White Silence before St Mary's, but I wrote St Mary's first. I borrowed the clinic from White Silence because I never dreamed I'd write more than one or two books. And then my publisher wanted more books and I started on White Silence where, of course, the Sorensen Clinic is a major plot point. I did wonder about saying it was an earlier version of The Red House but decided to leave things up to the reader. I have a dislike of commitment which manifests itself during deadline negotiations much to the dismay of everyone.

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Marti Young

Marti Young asked Jodi Taylor:

Hi Jodi, first of all, I’m so in love with the Chronicles of St Mary’s I keep a book in my purse at all times. I’ve had them stolen twice! I figure I’m keeping you in high demand in America. That being said... I’m a filmmaker and would like to know if you’ve considered making the series into a movie or streaming series? If not, I’d LOVE to talk to you about that!

Elizabeth

Elizabeth asked Jodi Taylor:

I was looking to pre-order "Doing Time" on Audible and have been unable to find it. I know that the release is coming soon and have my Nook Book pre-ordered. Is Audible not going to carry this book? Thanks for any insight.

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A Goodreads user asked Jodi Taylor:

Later in the series (I'm reading "No Time Like the Past") it seems that historians interact a lot with contemporaries, whereas in the first book, History would zap them if they tried to interfere with the course of events. Is this because when Max nearly dies and Mrs Partridge dumps her into a parallel world, the rules about interaction have changed?

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