Veronica Roth
For anyone reading this who doesn't know the Redundancy, may I direct you to the short story that I wrote called "Void." It's a murder mystery set on a shuttle that takes people between two solar systems (the ship is the Redundancy); the main character is a detective-show-obsessed janitor.
To answer your question, though, I really loved the Redundancy in a way I wasn't quite prepared for-- the characters came together in a kind of "workplace comedy" way that felt cozy to me even if the story was still, you know, about a murder-- so I wouldn't be surprised if I return to that ship one day, though I don't currently have any specific plans.
To answer your question, though, I really loved the Redundancy in a way I wasn't quite prepared for-- the characters came together in a kind of "workplace comedy" way that felt cozy to me even if the story was still, you know, about a murder-- so I wouldn't be surprised if I return to that ship one day, though I don't currently have any specific plans.
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Hello, I want to say how much I enjoy your stories. I love that they're different and that you think outside the box. Thank you for writing them. My copy of Arch-Conspirator should be arriving in a few days and I am excited and a little nervous to continue with the story. Why Antigone? Have you always been a fan of Sophocles? Is there any of the other tragedies you would consider exploring (re-telling)? Thx.
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