Zoë Ann Book Queen
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K.M. Shea:
I read the revised version of Beauty and the Beast and I'm wondering what you changed? The email from Amazon said they were significant but to me the plot was what I remembered. Were there any major changes or were they minor things to help it flow?
K.M. Shea
The plot is still the same, but I changed a lot structurally. (So stylistic things that you hopefully wouldn't notice!) I also added on a few extra scenes--mostly from Severin's point of view--and made a few big edits on scenes that didn't affect the over-all plot.
Thus far, readers have mostly been unable to tell where the changes are--which is a good sign as it means those new scenes fit right in!
Thus far, readers have mostly been unable to tell where the changes are--which is a good sign as it means those new scenes fit right in!
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Saki
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K.M. Shea:
Now that you have finished King Arthur and Her Knights are you thinking of writing another another rendition of a famous legend? I was wondering this because before you wrote about a female King Arthur you wrote about a female Robin Hood, and I was wondering if you would be doing another one.
Lenni Jones
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K.M. Shea:
In your March newsletter, you mention some more freebies coming soon. I’m SO excited because I gobbled up Robyn Hood. You said that you didn’t know which BOOKS, but do you know which dates? Like, sometime this month or later in the year? Also, I LOVE Cinderella and the Colonel. Which of your books is the most similar to it, do you think?
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