Katharina Stippinger
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K. Bromberg:
If the book slow burn and sweet ache also translated into German ?
K. Bromberg
Hi! My foreign rights agent is actually in Europe this week and next and is meeting with German publishers to try and get a deal signed for Slow Burn to be translated in German. Let's keep our fingers crossed!
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Ramona Popescu
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K. Bromberg:
Hello from Romania!! Just finished the Driven Series and Slow Burn and a couple of minutes ago my MP3 Player shuffled Unwell and I thought I must ask you this: when you decide to use the name of a song into your book - in this case make the song a huge part of the plot, as Unwell is- do you have to ask for permission of the band first? I am very curious:D Thank you! Ramona
Kali McQuillen
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K. Bromberg:
I have been reading for many years and this is the first time I've ever commented on a book/series. I just want to say Thank you! Thank you for believing in yourself to get yourself published. What an amazing ride. I just finished the driven trilogy and I've laughed, I've cried, I've felt so much while reading your books. I am in total awe. So Thank you.
RK
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K. Bromberg:
I love your books and Colton is one of my favourite characters. However, I'm writing to talk about "Sweet Cheeks". I read the bokk in English first and just recently I've bought it in Brazilian Portuguese as well. It's really disturbing the number of grammar mistakes and meaningless sentences in this version of the book. How much can you control these translations? It seems that the publisher didn't have it revised.
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