Meghan

Meghan asked Lindsay Currie:

What is your process for co-authoring a book?

Lindsay Currie Great question! Our process is a bit different than some co-authors in the sense that we do not alternate by chapter, rather pass the manuscript back and forth whenever it feels most appropriate. This could be at a chapter break, yes, but it could also be in the middle of a chapter. Because we do not write dual point of view, my co-author and I are fortunate to have a similar writing style so the book is seamless and our readers can't tell who wrote what:) Thanks for the question! Keep them coming!

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Mary Bertke

Mary Bertke asked Lindsay Currie:

I'll even bet something about that got mentioned during the tour, but I was over-focused on the chat, playing whack-a-mole with the spammers. I plan to go back and watch it again, but haven't had time to do that yet. ?

Melissa Chung

Melissa Chung asked Lindsay Currie:

Is this story fully fabricated or was bits of it from a real account. I can believe this stuff really happens from documentaries I've seen of religious communities. I can imagine weird stuff like this.

Almira

Almira asked Lindsay Currie:

Not a question, I just wanted to thank you for writing Scritch Scratch. We lived in Chicago briefly and never heard of this tragedy, so it was very informative and interesting how you wove this story. Will you be writing more like this, involving some of the other disasters mentioned in the book?

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