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Lee Thomas
I suppose that depends on what point in my life I sat down to write it. Early on, a functional title might have been, "This Probably Won't End Well." At this point in my life, I'm less pessimistic, though hardly an optimist. I've never really thought about the memoir form. I imagine if I have anything interesting to say, it shows up in my fiction (I hope). I'm pretty happy with my existence, but I don't think it would be particularly interesting to others. Thanks for asking!
Lee Thomas
Hi Cheral,
Thanks for the question. I generally love whatever I'm working on at the time, because it's channeling something of great interest to me in that period of time. That noted, I'd have to say The German and Butcher's Road are favorites among my novels. I go back and forth on which I prefer. As for shorter work, Parish Damned and Torn duke it out in the novella category.
Thanks again! Lee
Thanks for the question. I generally love whatever I'm working on at the time, because it's channeling something of great interest to me in that period of time. That noted, I'd have to say The German and Butcher's Road are favorites among my novels. I go back and forth on which I prefer. As for shorter work, Parish Damned and Torn duke it out in the novella category.
Thanks again! Lee
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