Stefan

Stefan asked Peng Shepherd:

How do you feel about spoiling things to potentially attract people who otherwise would only consider reading your book(s), but not sure if the time would be well spent? Would you go all out "No spoilers" or would you say something closer to "The ending won't/will be a good one" or even more?

Peng Shepherd Thanks for your question! When I read, I personally don’t like encountering spoilers and work hard to avoid them, so when talking about my own writing, I always err on the side of caution and try not to reveal too much -- especially in a public article or interview where readers who don’t want spoilers could accidentally stumble upon it.

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I just finished reading The Book of M and loved it. It feels there could be so much more to the story... Do you plan on writing a sequel?

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Kieran Morgan asked Peng Shepherd:

I really like the sound of your debut novel, looking forward to embarking on my journey with The Book of M. My question is aimed at what influenced you to create this work, and if the story itself manifested in your mind from any personal experience(s)? I think the idea of someone slowly losing their memory/identity is profoundly tragic, and was wondering if there is any personal connection linked with the premise?

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