Georgios Korovesis
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A.G. Riddle:
Hi Gerry, I wanted to reach out and express how much I have enjoyed the Long Winter series. Recently, I delved into Quantum Radio and found it to be a captivating read. This led me to explore the fascinating topic of Quantum Entanglement. Out of curiosity, I'm intrigued to know: What book have you found most enjoyable to write? Additionally, I'm curious about your process for gaining inspiration for your books.
A.G. Riddle
Hi Georgios,
Thank you for the question, and sorry for the delayed reply (I didn't see the notification for this question and others before it).
Departure is the book I enjoyed writing the most.
For inspiration for story ideas, I start with scientific concepts that intrigue me (the phenomenon of quantum entanglement is, as you mention, is one such topic).
I find that writing about topics I'm personally interested in and passionate about makes the work go faster (and the writing is better, in my opinion). And it's personally enriching to learn about something new.
I hope all is well.
Gerry
Thank you for the question, and sorry for the delayed reply (I didn't see the notification for this question and others before it).
Departure is the book I enjoyed writing the most.
For inspiration for story ideas, I start with scientific concepts that intrigue me (the phenomenon of quantum entanglement is, as you mention, is one such topic).
I find that writing about topics I'm personally interested in and passionate about makes the work go faster (and the writing is better, in my opinion). And it's personally enriching to learn about something new.
I hope all is well.
Gerry
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