Jodi Meadows
I definitely have ideas for new stories in that world, but I don't have plans to write them right now. Unfortunately, the decision to revisit my fantasy worlds really depends on sales -- whether it would make sense financially to go back to something with a limited audience, or move forward to something with a potentially wider audience.
I know that's a pretty cold and unappealing way to look at creative decisions, but the truth is that money has to be a factor, since writing is my job and without books moving off the shelves, my cats would starve to death.
That said . . . if I had an idea that I really, really loved beyond reason, I'd go for it anyway. But it would have to be a really special story.
I know that's a pretty cold and unappealing way to look at creative decisions, but the truth is that money has to be a factor, since writing is my job and without books moving off the shelves, my cats would starve to death.
That said . . . if I had an idea that I really, really loved beyond reason, I'd go for it anyway. But it would have to be a really special story.
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Will you write more novellas to follow up The Mirror King? In particular: -Tobiah's view on his mistake with Meredith and his feelings about the outcome and coming to terms that he loved Wil and should have chosen her -A novella that brings together the secret we learned about James' true father and then his origins after the One Night War -An epilogue that explores the new world and Wil and Tobiah's place in it.
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