Tamilla
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Christine Feehan:
When I asked my question you misunderstood I have read every book you have written and I meant someone who is actually overweight that being turned into a vampire isnt going to change or something like that like with one of torpedo ink or one of the Game series falling in love with an over weight girl not just curvy ?
Christine Feehan
When I call them "curvy" I mean they are women that society might consider to be bigger women.
Keep in mind that we're seeing her through the hero's eyes. And he sees her as perfect, as beautiful.
I won't use the words "over weight" to describe a character. What determines that? See what I mean? That doesn't mean I don't have bigger women in my books.
Keep in mind that we're seeing her through the hero's eyes. And he sees her as perfect, as beautiful.
I won't use the words "over weight" to describe a character. What determines that? See what I mean? That doesn't mean I don't have bigger women in my books.
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Carol L Cridge
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Christine Feehan:
Does it ever frustrate you that publishers have power over your books? Any power. If they don't like an ending to a book - or a cover on one can they make you change it? Can they ask you to re-write chapters or make a story longer or shorter? Just wondering... SO many people are into self-publishing now and some are good works. Is it absolutely necessary to have a publisher?
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