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This is so cool im such a huge fan I love how your stories have a lot of emotion and me as a reader i like when authors do that. my question is were do you get your inspiration to write such amazing characters and story lines ? :)
When you begin writing a new books, are you one who plots out the storyline in advance or does it flow as your characters develop? Do you know the ending but perhaps not the middle? What about any lessons you want your reader or characters to learn along the way, do you already have those lined up?
When you wrote the Edge of Never, did you know right away that it would be a two book series? Or did it just evolve as you were writing?
Do you ever look back on one of your books and think "wow, I should've changed that" or are you pretty set in stone with what you have? :)
Hi , we are very excited to have you with us this week. I have 2 questions, firstly where did the catching a greyhound bus idea come from? Did you just see 1 and get inspiration or have you made long journeys on coaches like this yourself and that gave you the idea?2ndly any chance you will be coming to any signings in the UK? I know there a few big ones in 2016 be great if you could come :)
J.A. wrote: "Nicola wrote: "Hi , we are very excited to have you with us this week. I have 2 questions, firstly where did the catching a greyhound bus idea come from? Did you just see 1 and get inspiration or h..."Oh I will be reading it as soon as it's out. I added it to my TBR earlier :) Thank you for answering :)
Will the next In the Company of Killers book be Fredrik's? I'm already suffering from Fredrik withdrawal. What do you think about the Norik ship? Have you seen this tumblr dedicated to the series? http://acrazytherapy.tumblr.com/ The edits are great. Much love darling xoxo
I have a few questions: How do you turn an idea into a book? And what's your favorite characteristics in a Hero? (: <3
Hi Ms. Redmerski.Just wondering if you love to travel?
Do you have unpublish novel? And I want to ask what inspire you for this quote, "Heart always wins out over the mind. The heart, although reckless and suicidal and a masochist all on its own, always gets its way.” Its my favorite! Just wondering if it is based on personal experience. T
TEoN is my favorite book of yours. I almost tear up my book and stopped reading because of Andrew's condition.
Thank you for the wonderful book <3
I always want to know if you had to choose a character from any of your books to spend the day with, who would it be, why, and what would you do?Thank you!
Is there a subject matter that you really want to write that you haven't yet? If so, can you share what it is?
I absolutely love Andrew. You wrote his backstory so well and I fell in love with him. He is such an amazing book boyfriend. What are your top 5 book boyfriends?
Could you relate closely with any of the characters in The Moment of Letting Go... if so, which one and why?
What are some authors that have inspired you?*And I just want to say that The Edge of Never series is so good! One of my favorites :)
I love your work! The Edge of Never is still one of my top favorites! What is your favorite genre and/or book?
Hi. I have all your books on my TBR but sadly haven't read one yet. So my question is...which of your books would you recommend to be read first for a new reader of your work?
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The Edge of Never (other topics)Killing Sarai (other topics)
Song of the Fireflies (other topics)
Moment of Letting Go (other topics)





















We are pleased to have New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author J.A. Redmerski with us for a Q&A. Best known for The Edge of Never, Killing Sarai, and Song of the Fireflies,. She will soon to be releasing The Moment of Letting Go. Leave your questions below.