Samuel Lee asked Stuart Gibbs:

Hi, Mr Gibbs. I was rereading your books when I realized how drastically different the writing styles are in The Last Equation when compared to SS and FJ. The Last Equation sounds a little more like a traditional spy novel with shorter sentences and a third-person viewpoint. Do you subconsciously write differently, or does it happen naturally?

Stuart Gibbs That was absolutely done on purpose. I wanted to books to feel very different stylistically.

I love your books, Mr Gibbs, I was wondering if you can fabricate some kind of conceded universe between your books? Nothing too complex. You can slip in a flyer to Funjungle in the next Spy School book. Or just mention to an agent of the CIA that was in the Spy School books in the next Charlie Thorne book. Or even pass them off as a parallel universe thing. Thanks for your time.

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