Paul
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L.E. Modesitt Jr.:
Sir, I wanted to ask a question about Adiamante and Dawn for a Distant Earth and I wanted to ask could Adiamante be seen as a prelude to Dawn for a Distant Earth? Did you imagine it as set in a time before Dawn and devilkid?
L.E. Modesitt Jr.
ADIAMANTE is not a prequel to DAWN FOR A DISTANT EARTH. Each represents a possible future for Earth, depending on the choices we make (or refuse to make) now or in the immediate future.
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Nicole
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L.E. Modesitt Jr.:
I just finished reading Mongrel Mage and Outcasts of Order (both wonderful!), and I'm very pleased to learn you have a third book coming out so that Beltur, Jessyla, Lhordaraak, Tulya, and Taelya can reestablished Haven. I have a vague idea or theory, but I wondered if you could tell us more precisely when Beltur's tale fits in the overall timeline or history of this world?
Paul
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L.E. Modesitt Jr.:
Sir, could I ask 1 more question? Which book that you have read in your lifetime gave you the biggest book hangover as defined by how much you missed reading it after finishing and had trouble thinking of the next book to read? For myself it is one of your books "Gravity Dreams" as I missed the quauntum physics, nanite technology, Tyndel and Cerrelle discussions, the new universe of Engee and Rykasha relationship.
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