Facebook tends to be more posts about upcoming books and tours. You can e-mail me through the Contact page.Ĩ) Do you have a Facebook page? Twitter? Instagram? In the last few years it’s been increasingly hard to keep up with it and I’m not sure how much longer I’ll be able to do it and still write my books. Yes, I try to answer them all, but when I’m on tour or particularly busy writing, my answers have to be pretty brief. I’m thinking about another book featuring Pocket from Fool and The Serpent of Venice in the future. No matter what I did with it, everyone would read it and go, “Well, it’s not as good as Lamb.”Ħ) How about the other books? Any sequels? As of summer, 2015, A Dirty Job is being developed as a series for Universal Cable.ĥ) Are you going to write a sequel to Lamb? Understand, it has occurred to me that my books might make good films, but I don’t make films, I write books. It interferes with my real work, which is writing books. Believe it or not, I don’t pay much attention to that stuff. If anything real happens with the films, I’ll have it posted on the web page. All of the books have been optioned or bought for film at one time or another–if you’re interested in the rights or disposition of any of them, you can e-mail me.

I’ve had a couple of friends diagnosed with the disease, young, otherwise healthy people, and it seemed like a good way to spend the profits from merchandise.Ĥ) What’s going on with the movies of your books? Sorry, my merch guy fucked off to parts unknown and I haven’t found a new one. * The Pine Cove series, better read in order.Ģ) Where can I get spiffy Authorguy Merchandise? † the vampire series, better read in order Secondhand Souls (Sequel to A Dirty Job-August 2015).That said, here’s the order I wrote them in: Lamb, Coyote Blue, Fool, and Fluke can pretty-much be read on their own, although there are some characters that appear in other books. Some of the books can be read out of order. Rather than fake an interview, here are a bunch of questions that I get asked a lot by readers in e-mail messages.ġ) What order should I read your books in?

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