Autumn
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Blake Crouch:
I want to go back, way back, to the book that first got me reading your work, Wayward Pines. Did you get to pick the narrator and how he read the book? I was hooked on his intensity and how he read with such a quick pace that I was on the edge of my seat and could not stop. Did you make that choice, because it was amazing! Plus, I loved that book and series!
Blake Crouch
I didn't choose that narrator, but I think he did a fabulous job.
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Jeffrey
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Blake Crouch:
While reading wayward pines, I was intrigued by the mention of the spyderco harpy knife, and went to amazon to check it out. I ended up ordering one, but what was funny was all the mention of wayward pines plot elements among the people commenting on the product. have you gotten any word of thanks from spyderco for giving them such a boost?
Penny Pettitt
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Blake Crouch:
I've always loved sci-books and books that make you think and you seem to have an unending supply of ideas. As a teenager (many moons ago) I managed to read and actually have still got all of Robert Heinlein's books and think you as equally talented. How long does the process take from start to finish on one of your books?
Karina Rhode
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Blake Crouch:
I read Recursion, Dark Matter, and Wayward Pines trilogy respectively. I found your stories incredibly haunting. I'm still mentally chewing on the ethical dilemmas your characters endured. I loved the feeling you'd cornered your main character with an impossible decision to make and made the consequences real. Is that a catalyst for writing the stories - asking "what's the worst decision I'd ever have to make?"
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