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Dan Ames
Hi Jesse,
Souls of the Dead is in a bit of a limbo, although I hope to finish it early this year. Yes, I plan to keep going with the Circuit Rider, and I may have some solo adventures with Bird Hitchcock. Have you signed up for my newsletter? You'll hear right away when the new book is out.
Thanks,
Dan
Souls of the Dead is in a bit of a limbo, although I hope to finish it early this year. Yes, I plan to keep going with the Circuit Rider, and I may have some solo adventures with Bird Hitchcock. Have you signed up for my newsletter? You'll hear right away when the new book is out.
Thanks,
Dan
Dan Ames
Hi,
Okay, I will ask Goodreads to combine the books! Thanks and let me know if you need me to contact your local library!
Dan
Okay, I will ask Goodreads to combine the books! Thanks and let me know if you need me to contact your local library!
Dan
Dan Ames
Hi Jen,
Thank you for the question! To be honest, I'm not sure how I do it because it's not a conscious decision. In other words, I never ask myself, what would a woman say or do here. When I'm writing Mary Cooper, she's a real person to me and she just kind of takes over.
Dan
Thank you for the question! To be honest, I'm not sure how I do it because it's not a conscious decision. In other words, I never ask myself, what would a woman say or do here. When I'm writing Mary Cooper, she's a real person to me and she just kind of takes over.
Dan
Dan Ames
Hi,
Dani Amore was a pen name I used at the advice of my agent. I've now dropped it and have begun using my own name, although there are still a few stories out there with the Dani Amore name.
Dani Amore was a pen name I used at the advice of my agent. I've now dropped it and have begun using my own name, although there are still a few stories out there with the Dani Amore name.
Dan Ames
Thank you, Elaine! Almost all of my research for the book was done with people who lived through the events described in the book. Not ALL of the events are true, of course. But in this village, at that time, the term Germanesi is what was used. I'm not sure if it was technically derogatory or not. I also thought it was easily understood for non-Italian speakers. Thanks for your question!
Dan Ames
Hi Tara - thank you so much for the question! I apologize for the delay. I didn't find the book difficult to write, mainly because I've been to that village in Italy in person, and I was able to speak with a lot of people (some of them family) and I heard their stories firsthand. It was a very enjoyable book to write and yes, I do want to write more. Thanks again!
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