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Charlie N. Holmberg:
I'm currently on the second book of your Paper Magician series and I find that I'm enjoying the books immensely. Something I love about this series is the attention that you as a writer give to detail. I've been thinking a lot lately about Emery's fondness for A Tale of Two Cities. As a lover of the classic story from Dickens, I would love to know: What inspired you to choose that book as one of Emery's favorites?
Charlie N. Holmberg
A very good question to which I have a very bad answer. A Tale of Two Cities is something that just came out during the writing process. I guess you could call it something the character decided as opposed to myself--something significant enough that I think it made mention in all three books. Alas, I have no subtle literary awesomeness to offer for the reason, other than Dickens is a genius and Emery has noted it. ;)
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Tala Wolfe
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Charlie N. Holmberg:
I was wondering if by chance you will add to the Paper Magician series? I was thinking like small side stories like a 1.1 and so on. I would also love a spin off with Ceonys sister or one of the other apprentices. I love the world you created and find I am still thinking about it a week later. If it isn't in your plans please think about it.
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