Nick Elliott
I have ideas and a very sketchy plan for a sequel to Sea of Gold. I left a few loose ends in that book that can be tied into a new story. I've grown to like some of the characters and some will reappear, including the main character Angus McKinnon, of course. I'll continue in the first person too. I find it reads more naturally and brings the reader closer into the events and action.
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John Molloy
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Nick Elliott:
I want to thank you for your kind review of my book Steady as She Goes, I Have Sea of Gold sitting looking at me and I am finishing a trilogy by Raymond Chandler and looking forward to reading Sea of Gold in a few days. Are you familiar with Chandler? he actually spent some of his young life here in Waterford City in a house which I later bought and is now a retirement home. It's a somewhat small world.
John Molloy
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Nick Elliott:
Nick do you get any inspiration form other authors for your books, such as the Raymond Chandler's? The three books are 'The Lady in the Lake' The High Window' 'The Little Sister' these are great stories but the descriptive quotes are sometimes magic. I'm sure a little plagiarism at this stage would probably go unnoticed and bring some great tit bits back to todays readers. Thank Nick for your reply.
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