Teo Ojog
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Charles Sheehan-Miles:
Hey, Charles! I'm reading Nocturne. I know what means passion for music, and I know how it can affect people. I'm happy you decided to write about musicians, they are not present enough in literature today. And I appreciate the fact that your book makes people see beyond the smiles on the stage, directly in the everyday lives and hearts of the musicians. Gregory is very intriguing. Who wrote his part? You or Andrea?
Charles Sheehan-Miles
Hi Teo, thanks for asking!
Actually, we didn't divide the book up by points of view: Andrea wrote some from both, and I wrote some from both. Honestly it's hard for me to tell now which parts and which ones she did, we really tried to make it as seamless as possible!
Actually, we didn't divide the book up by points of view: Andrea wrote some from both, and I wrote some from both. Honestly it's hard for me to tell now which parts and which ones she did, we really tried to make it as seamless as possible!
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Manal
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Charles Sheehan-Miles:
While I was reading 'The Last Hour', mainly the part about Ray's upbringing, a question poped up...do you think the economic crises was manufactured to force young Americans to enlist in the army? I know I sound paranoid..and you would be if you've lived through the so-called 'arab spring' when you realize reading fiction is more real than present day politics.
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