Ask the Author: Filip Forsberg
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Filip Forsberg
Hi Jeremy,
Thank you for reaching out.
My idea for the medical data that the Spaniard downloaded (from Cabello Medicos lab) was that he would use that as a bargaining chip to gain access to the information held by LaCroix Richter and Dufner Group. But the hand-over of the information in the village didn’t go as planned with Sabanov.
For the Shadow Council I’ve planned to expand on it as much as possible since the idea of an organization as the Shadow Council provides a wealth of opportunities. I envision it as a group of powerful men and women who work behind the scenes for their own agenda. I have all the names and backgrounds of the members and plan to expand on them in the next few books (and in the fourth book, THE VORTEX CONSPIRACY, I will introduce another member of the council, his name is James Rawlins and he’s an oil- and gas-tycoon from US. It’s a fine balance of having the same adversary each time, but with the Shadow Council I can more easily rotate and introduce more villains without it being repetitive.
Thanks for your questions and I wish you a great week,
/Filip
Thank you for reaching out.
My idea for the medical data that the Spaniard downloaded (from Cabello Medicos lab) was that he would use that as a bargaining chip to gain access to the information held by LaCroix Richter and Dufner Group. But the hand-over of the information in the village didn’t go as planned with Sabanov.
For the Shadow Council I’ve planned to expand on it as much as possible since the idea of an organization as the Shadow Council provides a wealth of opportunities. I envision it as a group of powerful men and women who work behind the scenes for their own agenda. I have all the names and backgrounds of the members and plan to expand on them in the next few books (and in the fourth book, THE VORTEX CONSPIRACY, I will introduce another member of the council, his name is James Rawlins and he’s an oil- and gas-tycoon from US. It’s a fine balance of having the same adversary each time, but with the Shadow Council I can more easily rotate and introduce more villains without it being repetitive.
Thanks for your questions and I wish you a great week,
/Filip
Filip Forsberg
Dear Judith,
I am very grateful for your feedback and I absolutely hear what you say. I've started the search for a native English-speaking editor to assist in improving the language, both for Tabula Rasa and the second part in the series, Genesis. Again, many thanks for your feedback, it is greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
/Filip
I am very grateful for your feedback and I absolutely hear what you say. I've started the search for a native English-speaking editor to assist in improving the language, both for Tabula Rasa and the second part in the series, Genesis. Again, many thanks for your feedback, it is greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
/Filip
Filip Forsberg
Get a notebook or use your mobile phone to take notes during the day. Set aside one hour (at least) each day to start connecting the notes you have and go from there.
Filip Forsberg
Don't be so hard on yourself. Become your own best friend.
Filip Forsberg
The sequel to Tabula Rasa.
Filip Forsberg
The joy of creating something.
Filip Forsberg
Set a daily regimen for a word count, follow it always. Turn off your phone, laptop or whatever is distracting you completing your daily word count.
Filip Forsberg
It was from watching a documentary regarding future cities that would contain thousands and thousands of people. From that basic concept, i started spinning a story about a science fiction thriller.
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