Jodell
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Bryn Greenwood:
Why did you choose a certain age frame for certain incidents to happen, instead of wating a few more year's? Is their a reason?
Bryn Greenwood
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Nena Gluchacki
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Bryn Greenwood:
Hi Bryn! I read AtUaWT two weeks ago and it's still stuck with me. Very few books do that, so first and foremost, thank you for writing such a wonderful book. I thought at times that Wavy, especially in her earlier years, came off as almost feral. Was that intended? Also, I'm intrigued by your mention of a relationship similar to Kellan and Wavy. Would you ever write even just a blog post about your relationship?
Lisa Brackmann
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Bryn Greenwood:
I thought all the hoarding scenes in THE RECKLESS OATH WE MADE were incredibly powerful -- especially the one toward the end (I don't want to describe it too much for fear of posting a spoiler). Where did you get the inspiration for this? I'm also wondering how dealing with the hoarding in her family affected Zee and some of the life choices she made. Thanks so much!
Nick Bishop-Woods
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Bryn Greenwood:
My book club is reading THE RECKLESS OATH WE MADE and we have a question for our discussion and we would love to hear from you: How do you write characters that are so flawed (or unlikable), yet you still wish things turn out well for them? Throughout THE RECKLESS OATH WE MADE we found ourselves frustrated with the characters yet still empathizing with them. Thank you!!
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