Ethan Bridges-Garcia

Ethan Bridges-Garcia asked Mark Lawrence:

How difficult was it for you to make Jorg an anti-protagonist?

Mark Lawrence I'm pretty sure he's just a protagonist.

You might mean 'anti-hero' but I'm not sure he qualifies as one of those. I blogged about that:

http://mark---lawrence.blogspot.co.uk...

Anyway - the answer you're looking for is: Not difficult at all. A large number of books have a villain (or many). Writing those isn't hard either.

Why would you think it might be difficult?

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Jo Skårderud

Jo Skårderud asked Mark Lawrence:

I don't know if you have read the Song of Ice and Fire, or watched the show, but if you have: Do you see any important differences between Jorge and the character Ramsey Bolton? You know, the evil bastard who flay people alive, and castrates them for fun, and so on.

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A Goodreads user asked Mark Lawrence:

My question is from Lord Byron's quote "Truth is stranger than fiction". Is the truth sometimes stranger than fiction? What You think as writer? Best regards: A. Tomov – junior

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Heather asked Mark Lawrence:

I'm a little sad that you don't have Tim Gerard Reynolds again for Wheel of Osheim audio book! Is this true or is Audible incorrect?

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