Hi Blake. I loved Wayward Pines books and Dark Matter, but I feel that both books left an "open door" at the end. Do you think that those books could have some continuance? I feel like I need a closure. (Sorry about the non-Native English grammar)

Blake Crouch When I finish a book I try to suggest that the characters could go on living beyond the story I have told (even if I don't want to continue the story myself).

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I love your exploration into the idea of self and what makes you you in Dark Matter. What philosophical ideas of self do you gravitate toward?

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How did you come up with the title of recursion?

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I loved one of your early books RUN, It was a pure adrenaline read, as the events and action seem not to stop. I got excited recently when I heard of a movie coming out named Run, but unfortunately it was not your book. Having said that is there any chance of RUN being made into a movie or series? I usually don't hope for books to be turned into a movie or series, but I believe RUN would be the ultimate action movie.

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Hi Blake. I loved Wayward Pines books and Dark Matter, but I feel that both books left an "open door" at the end. Do you think that those books could have some continuance? I feel like I need a closure. (Sorry about the non-Native English grammar)

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I love your exploration into the idea of self and what makes you you in Dark Matter. What philosophical ideas of self do you gravitate toward?

How did you come up with the title of recursion?

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