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What are your go-to books? Are there any books/ series that you return to again and again?

Jacqueline Carey My go-to books tend to be ones I fell in love with as a young(ish) reader, which include Mary Renault's novels set in ancient Greece, Richard Adams' "Watership Down," and Patricia McKillip's Riddlemaster of Hed trilogy.

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Hi Jacqueline, My question is an easy one, any new series in the works? Huge fan, really liked your last series (Agent of Hel) regards Jeff

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Who is your favorite fictional couple, and why?

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I'm a little ashamed to admit it, but I'm not actually familiar with Shakespeare's Prospero. Will that make Miranda and Caliban unreadable? Or will I understand the story independently from the classic?

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Hi Jacqueline, My question is an easy one, any new series in the works? Huge fan, really liked your last series (Agent of Hel) regards Jeff

Who is your favorite fictional couple, and why?

I'm a little ashamed to admit it, but I'm not actually familiar with Shakespeare's Prospero. Will that make Miranda and Caliban unreadable? Or will I understand the story independently from the classic?

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