Bailey
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Garon Whited:
I can't remember exactly where in the series it was but in one of Eric's semi-prophetic/psychic dreams, he sees a depiction of the world tree where the leaves represent different worlds. The way it was worded it sounded to me like the sway of the branches represented the chaotic time differentials between worlds/universes, was this the case? Or am I reading too much into it?
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Jelle
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Garon Whited:
I thought you were working on translating your books. I myself prefer the original English, but did you consider using ChatGPT to make the translations? When I asked it to translate a piece of text, the output quality was excellent. You might still need somebody to proofread it, but I would imagine that that is a lot cheaper than a dedicated translator.
Sprogg2001
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Garon Whited:
Hello Garon, I recently read a book 'The Last Physicist' https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/57699481 A nerdy scientist gains magical powers, a mouthy sidekick and is transported to monster filled magical world ... Okay, Okay! You can stop dialing your lawyers, it sounds a great deal like your Nightlord series, but it's quite different, take a look let me let me know what you think? n.b. I'm not the author.
Grant
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Garon Whited:
Just finished the 12 book of Mark Tuffo's Zombie Fallout series and saw your cameo. Will we ever get to see that written from your POV because I am not sure how well Tuffo understood Eric's description. He tried to make him sound very short, but in all you previous books it was said he was just of 6 ft so that makes him tall by most standards. Eric was also said to be so then as to look almost skeletal. Whats up?
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