Kenize

Kenize asked Eric Lindstrom:

you might never see this but when is your birthday and how was your childhood growing up?

Eric Lindstrom I'm not a big fan of birthdays, or ritualized anything, really. My childhood was good the way childhoods are often measured -- I had a nice family, lived in a nice house, had a nice middle-class existence, did all right in school, had some decent friends, and a couple very good ones. But on the inside I struggled a lot with major depression, anxiety, and ADHD symptoms which didn't get diagnosed until decades later. So my growing up was hard in many ways, yet also so much easier than many other people's childhoods. In the end, I'm happy where I am now so I wouldn't have had it any other way. Thanks for asking, Kenize :)

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Goodreads asked Eric Lindstrom:

Who is your favorite fictional couple, and why?

Tammy

Tammy asked Eric Lindstrom:

I just finished Not If I See You First and LOVED it! It put me in mind of a type of Pride and Prejudice type romance. I am hoping that we are going to see more books with Parker's friends in the future. Are there any in the works?

Valerie

Valerie asked Eric Lindstrom:

_Not if I See You First_ was full of very realistic details. (Ex: When Molly has to change to "inside/outside" because "left/right" keeps changing as PG runs around the track.) How, as an author, were you able to get into the head of your lead character, in order to capture and record so many details of her life as a blind person?

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