Dawn Folley
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Jodi Taylor:
They are such joyous romps with of course, threat of peril and imminent demise, how do you achieve a rapid output without them seeming formulaic?
Jodi Taylor
Hi Dawn,
Mostly my rapid output is because I can't stop writing. Ideas, snatches of dialogue and so forth just fill my head. The problem is sitting down and sorting it all out. There just isn't enough time in the day. I am trying to get down to one book a year although I don't know how successful I'll be.
Mostly my rapid output is because I can't stop writing. Ideas, snatches of dialogue and so forth just fill my head. The problem is sitting down and sorting it all out. There just isn't enough time in the day. I am trying to get down to one book a year although I don't know how successful I'll be.
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Jillmwaitrose.Com
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Jodi Taylor:
Hi Jodi. I'm currently re-reading the whole set of St Mary's books whilst awaiting your new Time Police book, and I wondered whether you will one day continue the Markham story; the letter received, and referred to briefly in 'Hope for the best', is Hunter confirmed as pregnant and if so has she given birth yet..... not to mention their questionable marital status? Many thanks, Jill
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