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Hi Dave, you're the 2nd author ( just like all the books from David Wong aka Jason Pargin) that I bought the whole series after just reading a few pages. Can we expect more books in the Death series with Dave Marwood and Melanie as the main characters? Or will it be a total new story??

Dave Turner Hiya. That’s lovely to hear. Thanks. Really glad you enjoyed the books! And thanks for the reminder I need to read John Dies at the End...

Yep, there’ll be more from Death, Dave and Melanie as well as some Four Horsemen stories. I also need to get the sci-if series I’ve had in my head for years finally on some paper this year...

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I just basically inhaled all 5 novellas in the How to be Dead series after they were recommended to me in a FB post about Terry Pratchett. (one of those if you love that you'll love this things). It's been ages since I found something that made me as happy as Terry Pratchett books do. At the end of Serious Moonlight the author's note said you were working on a full length novel. Is that still happening? (Please)

Dave Turner Hi Carol. Apologies, I've just discovered this section on Goodreads when I got an email alert! So glad you liked the books and that you took the time to drop me a line. Yep, novels (at least two) on their way. Though, me being me, I've spent the last couple of days trashing half the plot of the new one. But I think we're there now and it's full speed ahead for what's currently called 'Near Life Experience' (you heard it here first. Until I change my mind)

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Hello Dave, I love your book and I've just finished Old Haunts. I have a question, what's wrong with rich tea biscuits? I love them :)

Dave Turner Ah, my first question! And it is, appropriately, about biscuits! I'm so glad you liked the books! It does mean an awful lot that you've got in touch. Sorry about the delay in replying to you.

I think the Rich Tea's blandness is the secret to its popularity. It's the Coldplay of the biscuit world. Unchallenging and unthreatening. I like a biscuit that makes me think.

And why are they called "Rich Tea"? I've never drunk a cup of tea and said "Ooh. This tea's a bit rich."

I hope that helps.

They're not as bad as Malted Milks though.

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