Steve
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David Wong:
Do I need to have read previous Zoey Ashe books in the series to understand/enjoy Zoey Punches the Future in the Dick?
David Wong
NO! All of my books can be read by a person totally unfamiliar with the series, it's more set up like a Rick and Morty situation (new adventure every time) than a Game of Thrones situation (one big adventure across episodes). Each book is a complete story, no book ends on a cliffhanger or "Buy the next book to find out how it ends!" and no book is merely the resumption of a previous storyline.
I mean, there is another level of enjoyment for people who are existing fans, same as with any episodic show (like Rick and Morty has little references and inside jokes for people who've seen previous episodes) but these are intentionally written to welcome an unfamiliar reader.
I mean, there is another level of enjoyment for people who are existing fans, same as with any episodic show (like Rick and Morty has little references and inside jokes for people who've seen previous episodes) but these are intentionally written to welcome an unfamiliar reader.
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Erich w/ an h
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David Wong:
In my humble opinion, Spiders is your best written novel. I believe that partially because I view the titular Spiders as a metaphor for addiction. That makes them a lot more terrifying for me. Is this just my interpretation, or was that something you intended when writing the novel?
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