Dan
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Mark L'estrange:
Don't you know that every author never writes in anything shorter than a trilogy these days? I bet your publishers are hounding you to consider writing in series. Seriously, the main advantage for you and your readership in doing that is that you don't have to do all that background work of establishing characters and setting any more. You can get straight on to your stories. Please consider Silver Bullet for a sequel
Mark L'estrange
Hi Dan
Sorry it has taken so long for me to answer, but your question only just popped up on my board...Goodreads tech doesn't like me very much.
I always say 'never say never' and to be honest, I have-in my mind-considered some ideas for sequals for some of my novels, but to date, I have so many other ideas that I want to go with first that I am not sure when (if) it will ever happen.
Thanks for the encouragement.
All the best.
Sorry it has taken so long for me to answer, but your question only just popped up on my board...Goodreads tech doesn't like me very much.
I always say 'never say never' and to be honest, I have-in my mind-considered some ideas for sequals for some of my novels, but to date, I have so many other ideas that I want to go with first that I am not sure when (if) it will ever happen.
Thanks for the encouragement.
All the best.
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