Anthony Bidulka
Oh, interesting....well the one I've thought about often wasn't specifically about me but about my grandmother's sisters. Across the road from the farmyard where I grew up is a small country church with a cemetery. Although my grandmother lived a long and happy life, in the cemetery are the plots for her two sisters who died under mysterious circumstances when they were just 16 and 17. The story I heard was that one drowned in only three feet of water, and the other soon after from grief. My grandmother never clarified the story and there seemed to be a shroud of mystery and obfuscation around the whole thing. I think this has good bones for a great mystery novel.
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Renesansni Saša
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Anthony Bidulka:
I just want to say that your book Set free is amazing, possibly one of the best psychological thrillers i have read.So beautifully written and plot is nothing short than amazing.My question is do you plan to write more in this genre and when we can except a new book?
Cybercrone
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Anthony Bidulka:
Do you really see small towns as you portray Beautiful? From growing up in one, I saw that anyone who was different was shunned, gossip - YES, and 3 generation feuds over a stolen (by listening in on the 22 party-line telephone) cake recipe just before the annual Strawberry Social.
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