Judy Zivic
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Jacqueline Winspear:
Maisie is spending time away from home again in this novel. Have the story lines for her in England been expended?
Jacqueline Winspear
Judy - quick answer: No
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Carolinecarver
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Jacqueline Winspear:
How did you decide to choose WWI as your setting and time? It's lovely to watch Maisie's transition from young, tentative child to confident investigator. Did you have this in mind from the beginning or has she evolved as you started writing? The crime map is important to the cases; do you use a story map to plot your books?
Sharon
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Jacqueline Winspear:
Having only read two Maisie books so far, I enjoy her and the mysteries she solves. But I also really enjoy how she has studied body language and is somewhat metaphysical. I love that she solves the mysteries just by listening and being open to other people and experiences. My question is how did you decide to form her that way? I think it is very interesting and unusual. Thank you for your work.
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