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Bookiethemonster
Bookiethemonster asked Morgan Rhodes:

How do you approach wrotong from multiple character views? Is it difficult to flip flop between your cast? How do you make it flow so well. Ps YOUR AMAZING AND INSPIRING AND JUST AHHHH!

Morgan Rhodes Oh, wow, thank you! :) :) Writing from multiple characters' POVs is definitely a challenge. Luckily, each chapter is focused on one specific character, so I can spend some time in that character's head before I need to move on to the next. Plus, I keep a plotting journal which I jot notes in before I start my writing for the day which helps me figure out that character's goals and motivations. Add to that lots of editing and rereading!
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AsamiTheWitch
AsamiTheWitch asked Morgan Rhodes:

As the author and creator of your characters, do you prefer killing them or turning them into the worst version of themselves? (Assuming that they're not destined to become morally good characters).

Elena-Loredana
Elena-Loredana asked Morgan Rhodes:

My question is more like multiple questions...Although, they connect somehow. Do you have everything planned out for the Falling Kindoms series? Is there going to be a cross over with the Spirits and Thieves series? (Like present day Mytica with present day Toronto in some weird Narnia style) Also, have you ever considered killing one of your main characters (from both Myrica stories) for good?

Tracy
Tracy asked Morgan Rhodes:

Would it be confusing to read Gathering Darkness before Frozen Tides? I know it was published first but I wouldn't want any spoilers.

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