Teresa Colby
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Robyn Carr:
Do you think you would consider writing a girlfriend book but with all women over 60 ?
Robyn Carr
Nope. I also don't think I'll write a girlfriend book where everyone is under 30. One of the things my readers really love is that I include all age groups from teens to grandmothers. And all of them have important love relationships, too -- from teens to grandmothers. A Summer In Sonoma is the only book I've written that's about 4 friends from high school during the summer they all turn 30. I loved writing that book, but I enjoy writing with characters from more age groups.
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Leslie Crockett
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Robyn Carr:
Hello Robyn, I wanted to let you know that I have enjoyed your books a lot. One being "Runaway Mistress". (1) My question is are you going to write more still alone books? (2) Are will you stay writing series? (3) Do you use a laptop, typewriter, or write with pen and paper?. Either way they are all good. Just want to say thank you for your time answering my question and everyone else.
Andrea O'keefe
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Robyn Carr:
The characters in your books seem so real. When I finish a book or the series is over, I feel disappointed. I want to know what happens next! Do the characters always end up as you expected when you start writing a series? Has there ever been a character that turned out different from your original plan? When you are writing and developing your characters, do they feel like friends or family to you?
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