Jonathan
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David Dalglish:
I have all of you books on my Kindle app. But I want them for my library where the hell do I buy them!!!!?
David Dalglish
Depends. Shadowdance: most any book store should have them, or be able to order them for you.
Breaking World: Amazon.
Half-Orcs / Paladins: Amazon, or if you'd prefer, direct through Createspace (the Print on Demand company I use for those versions). For direct links of that, my website has a PRINT link at the bottom of each book you click on (for example, Weight of Blood's here, look to the bottom: http://ddalglish.com/wp/books/the-hal... )
That help?
Breaking World: Amazon.
Half-Orcs / Paladins: Amazon, or if you'd prefer, direct through Createspace (the Print on Demand company I use for those versions). For direct links of that, my website has a PRINT link at the bottom of each book you click on (for example, Weight of Blood's here, look to the bottom: http://ddalglish.com/wp/books/the-hal... )
That help?
More Answered Questions
John Birtchet-sharpe
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David Dalglish:
lastly .. I know of at least three characters you have killed of that have bugged.. I understand why from a story/ readers perspective...but it can be a hard reading knowing going forward is gone for the character (at least chronologically) .. is it ever tough for you... do you ever regret it later?
Chris Smith
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David Dalglish:
I've been following sense the breaking world, so I'm sad to see the end of dezrel. I often read the authors notes and take a certain amount of glee by proxy when you describe various characters as being fun to write. So I guess the question is, from dezrel to thanet, who has been the most fun to get inside the head of so to speak?
Nox’Seax
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David Dalglish:
Will you ever make a book with the protagonist one of the werewolves? Like when you did Redclaws perspective but as the protagonist. I feel bad for them. They are just trying to survive. Yeah they kill and eat people but that’s what they got to do. Their hatred of humanity is reasonable considering what they’ve been through.
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