Mark Pearce

Mark Pearce asked Jacqueline Winspear:

I don't know how old you are (and I'm too much of a gentleman to ask) but do you envisage writing about Maisie for many years yet (hoping ardently the answer is yes!) and what age do you think she will be when you run out of things to say about her? Are there any other characters with a story or stories to tell?

Jacqueline Winspear I have quite a few characters up my sleeve with a story to tell ... so when I decide not to tell Maisie's story any more, there's plenty for me to write about. And I cannot say how old she will be when I decide to end her story - though I don't think it will be because I have run out of things to say about her, but more likely that I want to write other stories.

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Karen Leith

Karen Leith asked Jacqueline Winspear:

Love the series. Why did you choose WWI as the historical setting?

Sueldecker

Sueldecker asked Jacqueline Winspear:

What do you consider the basis for your interest in and exploration of World War I and its impact on every aspect of life in Great Britain to be?

Amy

Amy asked Jacqueline Winspear:

One last comment - I'm looking forward to seeing you next week at Murder By The Book in Houston; I'm going to get in line last as I have TONS of questions. It is always a special treat when you come for a lecture/ q&a at your book launch. Thank you so much for being so available to your fans - do you love it as much as we do?

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