Tom Butler

Tom Butler asked Marilyn Foxworthy:

Hi Marilyn. Is this the correct chronological sequence for the Jensen saga (8 series): Girls on the Hill, Shrine Maidens, Sea Nymphs, Lost in Time, Honest Attractions, Zephyr Genesis, The Castaways, Nogud Legacy? I don't mean as they were written, but rather as the events unfold in the 900+ years of this saga. I hope we find out about the Malaysian Pirates (Sea Nymphs 2) in the near future.

Marilyn Foxworthy Tom, that's it precisely. Don't forget that Eevona starts at the same time as Honest Attractions and Lost in Time. Thanks for putting that together. The Sea nymphs (volume 3) will be coming. I like what's happening there. It's about 1/3 drafted so far. But a few other books demanded to be written first. The stories in collaboration with Jack Coltrane have been the most urgent to tell right now. And, those books don't intersect with the Jensens. The universes don't match. The Jensen books in progress are Sea Nymphs #3, Guardian Maidens #4 (which do fit into the timeline but we haven't heard how yet), Girls on the Hill #4 (probably the closest to being done).

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Charles Lamb

Charles Lamb asked Marilyn Foxworthy:

So how in the world did you get the ERB people to let you write with his material? I would love to play in that universe but was under the impression it was tightly controlled?

Paul

Paul asked Marilyn Foxworthy:

Hi Marilyn! Thank you for your great stories! I think these are unique. I have read all your books ( up to " The Dark Atoll ") and ask myself whether and how the individual volumes are related to each other. For some it is obvious but others I could not (yet) place. What are the big correlations in your unique multiverse? Thank you very much and I hope for many more entertaining and exciting stories. Paul

Jeffrey T

Jeffrey T asked Marilyn Foxworthy:

My question is simple... Why didn't I find you sooner? I'm hooked! I started the Nogud legacy, on a whim, after reading some similar ebooks, and noticed that it reminded me of the old science fiction novels I found at my grandmothers. You have a delightful imagination and once I start reading, I can't stop. I will probably buy and read everything of yours I can get my hands on.

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