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A comic book named "Samurai Detective" would work. It's pretty easy to picture Culverson surviving in a post-apocalyptic world.
I agree. His supernatural unflappability would protect him.
Glad to know Culverson solves another case. Halfway through Countdown City and loving it, as I did The Last Policeman. Hopeful I'll be receiving World of Trouble for Christmas, if not it'll be the first thing I buy for myself post-holiday.
Maybe some kind of kickstarter campaign would convince you to finish the novella about Culverson, the kids and the samurai sword back in Concord before the fall?
Please publish the e-book! I think I speak for all of us when I say "The Last Policeman" is the single greatest thing ever written and nothing in the world would make me happier than more stories from that universe. Anything you write is superb, so keep 'em coming.
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A comic book named "Samurai Detective" would work. It's pretty easy to picture Culverson surviving in a post-apocalyptic world.
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I agree. His supernatural unflappability would protect him.
Glad to know Culverson solves another case. Halfway through Countdown City and loving it, as I did The Last Policeman. Hopeful I'll be receiving World of Trouble for Christmas, if not it'll be the first thing I buy for myself post-holiday.
Maybe some kind of kickstarter campaign would convince you to finish the novella about Culverson, the kids and the samurai sword back in Concord before the fall?
Please publish the e-book! I think I speak for all of us when I say "The Last Policeman" is the single greatest thing ever written and nothing in the world would make me happier than more stories from that universe. Anything you write is superb, so keep 'em coming.
