Jacqueline Winspear
Sunrise, you will see some WW II in future books - after all, JOURNEY TO MUNICH is set in 1938.
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Terry
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Jacqueline Winspear:
Thank you for sharing your talent with us all and giving us these books and a world to inhabit together. You convey so much of the psychology involved for your characters which, if we choose, can instill a better understanding of war from a personal view. Our world presently is engulfed in conflicts that overwhelm me. With your view do you have an understanding of how history can still be repeating itself?
Mark Pearce
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Jacqueline Winspear:
I don't know how old you are (and I'm too much of a gentleman to ask) but do you envisage writing about Maisie for many years yet (hoping ardently the answer is yes!) and what age do you think she will be when you run out of things to say about her? Are there any other characters with a story or stories to tell?
Patti
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Jacqueline Winspear:
One of the many take always for me from your intriguing Maize Dobbs is her intuitive sense of mimicking someone's gait in order for her to better empathize with the person. I think empathize is what I mean. It's brilliant! I wanted to thank you for that and ask how you came about developing that tidbit in her investigatory premise as well as other " very Maize" investigation techniques?
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