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Lauren
Lauren asked Deborah Harkness:

Why are there two publishers for The Book of Life; Viking and Headline?

Deborah Harkness Because Viking is a US publisher and publishes books in the US, and Headline is a UK publisher! So they serve different territories.
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Sabine Rapp
Sabine Rapp asked Deborah Harkness:

After reading The Shadow of Night, I have a questions: why did Stephen Proctor never took a crash course in proper weaving techniques with Goody Alsop after he met Diana in 16th century London? Goody's advice could have helped him to defend his family against the likes of Peter Knox.

Natalia
Natalia asked Deborah Harkness:

As a writer, especially one that created these wonderful characters and stories with a lot of depth and history, I imagine you get creative burnout sometimes, if you do, how do you work through your creative burnout and prepare for your next big project? (lovely meeting you last night by the way!)

Julianne
Julianne asked Deborah Harkness:

How long did it take you to write the trilogy from drafts to finished product?

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