Felix
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Michael J. Sullivan:
Hi Mike, Your reply to the stipend is classic. Have you or has anyone approached you in crafting a true Armigal beer, or Montemorcey wine? What would they taste like? The wine being a Cabernet Sauvignon type? The beer being a Oatmeal Stout? I would love the bottles/labels for my collection!
Michael J. Sullivan
It's interesting because apparently quite a few authors I know are into brewing...that may say something about the industry that alcohol and publishing go together. I actually don't have any designs on that end. I will say that Cab is my favorite wine, and yes I imagine Montemorcey as being full bodied with a rather sweet aroma. I haven't really thought about what Armigil's beer would be like, other than being dark so a tasty oatmeal stout seems to fit perfectly.
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Brad
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Michael J. Sullivan:
Two questions: First. Were The Crown Tower and The Rose and The Thorn ever released in hardcover? Second. I bought Age of Myth and Age of Swords in a brick and mortar store and they are therefore not signed, although they are first editions. Is there any way to get my books signed to complete my signed set? (Pre-paid shipping on my part both ways perhaps?) Your books are awesome, keep up the great work.
Jordan Moore
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Michael J. Sullivan:
Hey Michael! First off, I want to say how much I enjoyed Age of Myth. It not only makes me look forward to the other books in the series, but also makes me want to dive into your other worlds.What advice would you give writers who have ideas for a novel, but are scared to start or don't know where to start? Whether it's a fear of failure or worry that the idea isn't flushed out enough, what would you tell them?
Noah
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Michael J. Sullivan:
Hi, Michael. I noticed while listening to Death of Dulgath and now while listening to Age of Myth that some of your scenery descriptions remind me of Ireland. Also, some of your place and character names are reminiscent of ancient Ireland (Nog, Meav). I recall that in Revelations you had a king named Ethlred. My question is, are you a British Isles history buff, and have you perhaps taken a trip over there?
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