Everlovingt

Everlovingt asked Django Wexler:

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Django Wexler So glad you enjoyed the series! I went back and looked at this and tried to remember what I was thinking -- I wish I could say there was something clever, but I suspect it's honestly just a mistake. The best I can say is that Ashok has a somewhat tenuous grip on sanity!

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Deborah

Deborah asked Django Wexler:

I know this is pretty random, but is Django Wexler a pen name or your real name? I just can't get over how unbelievably brilliant your name is and I've always wondered, so I thought I'd ask. If it is your real name, kudos to your parents, by the way!

Kennedy Gerber

Kennedy Gerber asked Django Wexler:

I just finished The Thousand Names and really enjoyed it! I rekindled my longstanding love of the Napoleonic Wars from Sharpe, Hornblower, and Aubrey–Maturin (high praise). As I move on to the rest of the series, I was wondering if you had a recommendation for where a first-time reader should read The First Kill and The Penitent Damned. I assume The Shadow of Elysium should be read between books 2 and 3? Thanks!

Marjan Baxter-mondt

Marjan Baxter-mondt asked Django Wexler:

Dear Django Wexler, Where did you get the inspiration for the book the forbidden library from? P.S : can you please answer before or on this Wednesday because I have got to write about an author this week and I chose you because I really like your book. Sincerely Rebecca Baxter (1baxterr@isb.be) 10 years old grade 5 International School Of Brussels (ISB)

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