I should have mentioned that there is an interview about this new volume on Jason Whiton's website soon.
A number of readers have already expressed their delight with Frank's chapter on Take Me to Your Leader which examines the episode through the Seven Deadly Sins. Great fun and a unique approach.
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I am glad there are readers who responded to my chapter on Take Me To Your Leader.
I had just come off of Two fellers-which I put a lot of time into and a lot of words. I wanted the 2nd piece to be shorter, lighter and fun. I was going to just write about Sally Graham since she was, for me, the most memorable character in that episode. However as I thought about the other characters, that's when I started noticing how many of them embodied the different "sins".
After that the text just came spilling out of me in record time. Sometimes I wish my chapters would come that easy and that inspired
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I had just come off of Two fellers-which I put a lot of time into and a lot of words. I wanted the 2nd piece to be shorter, lighter and fun. I was going to just write about Sally Graham since she was, for me, the most memorable character in that episode. However as I thought about the other characters, that's when I started noticing how many of them embodied the different "sins".
After that the text just came spilling out of me in record time. Sometimes I wish my chapters would come that easy and that inspired
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Congrats again. How are sales going if I may ask? Hopefully it became a good stocking stuffer.Rodders wrote:It is on the US site SpyVibe.frank wrote:What site is that. Link please. Need to stroke my ego...hAha
Has anyone had time to read it yet? Finally received it after some blunders on the order.
"He likes his tea stirred anti-clockwise."