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message 51: by Lahni (new)

Lahni Ooh, one last question. John, did you have all the knowledge you needed from your travels to write TWT or did you need to do additional research?


message 52: by Donna (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 1626 comments Thanks and happy holidays!!!


message 53: by John (new)

John (johnshors) | 22 comments To answer your question, Lahni, my travels provided me with most of the info I needed re my research. But, when I needed to make sure that I was right about a particular religion or place, of course I consulted my friend, Google. :) I'm around for a few more days if there are any final questions. Thanks again, everyone, for reading my novel. Happy holidays! - John


message 54: by Donna (last edited Dec 21, 2010 05:46AM) (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 1626 comments Just finished it and really, John, you have a gift!!. I left my review here on GR and on my blog:

Book Nazi

Thanks again Lori and John!!!


message 55: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

Lori (tnbbc) | 10621 comments Mod
Your welcome! I am glad you guys enjoyed the book and the time spent with John....

Always a great thing to see the readers and author connect!


message 56: by Donna (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 1626 comments Oh it was wonderful and wish I could do it all the time! You are a lucky person and a great moderator!!


message 57: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

Lori (tnbbc) | 10621 comments Mod
Aww. you flatter me! I really love being able to put these things together!


message 58: by John (new)

John (johnshors) | 22 comments Thanks, Donna, for your kind review! :) I'm sorry it took me so long to thank you--I just returned from Thailand, where I was doing a bit of final research (just confirming some things, really) on my next novel, Cross Currents. It's a novel about the tsunami, and is a big page-turner. I'm quite excited about it... I hope that everyone's 2011 has started out nicely. Best wishes, John


message 59: by Tracy (new)

Tracy Phillips | 133 comments John you must have had a wonderful time in Thailand! Do you go aboard often when you are writing a new book?


message 60: by Donna (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 1626 comments No worries John! I hope you got things done and ejoyed yourself there!!!


message 61: by John (new)

John (johnshors) | 22 comments Tracy, well, I went to Thailand to do a final bit of research on my tsunami novel, Cross Currents. CC is set on an island in Thailand called Ko Phi Phi. It's a slice of paradise that was hit very hard by the wave. Basically, I went back there just to make sure that I had everything right... Happy Friday, everyone! - John


message 62: by John (new)

John (johnshors) | 22 comments A question for all of you: I'm thinking about my seventh book, and where it might take place. Would you perfer Japan or Australia? Thanks! - John


message 63: by Donna (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 1626 comments You don't read many books about Austrailia but I do enjoy Japanese books so I am not too sure! I am no help LOL


message 64: by Lahni (new)

Lahni I like the idea of Australia because there don't seem to be as many books set there as there are Japan.


message 65: by Tracy (new)

Tracy Phillips | 133 comments John wrote: "A question for all of you: I'm thinking about my seventh book, and where it might take place. Would you prefer Japan or Australia? Thanks! - John"

My first reaction would be Japan. To me there is something exotic and kind of mysterious about the culture there.


message 66: by John (new)

John (johnshors) | 22 comments Thanks, Donna, Lahni, and Tracy, for your feedback! I'm kind of torn. I've been reaching out to book clubs as well, and probably 70% of readers have opted for Austalia, which surprises me a bit. We'll see... Have a great week! - John


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