Birgitt Krumboeck

Birgitt Krumboeck asked Robert Wilson:

Dear Rob, I will be visiting Lagos in December. There seems to be an English bookstore there, I think it is called The Owl. I will try and get a copy there. If it does not work, I will try your solution. I finished the book last night. WOW - what an twist in the "tail". My Portuguese is quite rudimentary (Level A2) - I thought A Bandeira Vermelha meant the Yellow Ribbon. I stand corrected! ?

Robert Wilson There used to be an English bookshop in Almancil called The Griffin but Amazon killed it. You might be lucky and find it in The Owl as I'm sure they'll stock books on Portugal. I'm glad you've got a level in Portuguese. I haven't. Never studied it, just picked it up...and it's a tricky language to hear. First time I've found I could speak more than I understood.

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A Goodreads user asked Robert Wilson:

Robert I've a question for you. I have yet to read the Falcon' novels but am enticed to do so from watching the UK version on DVD. I confess though we are trying to figure out just what it is he keeps crushing up to put into his water? Thanks!

Ellie M

Ellie M asked Robert Wilson:

Dear Robert, are you still writing? I discovered your book The Silent and The Damned as a used version in an English bookstore in Antibes (France) a few weeks ago. I have tremendously enjoyed your writing, so I got the The Blind Men of Seville in a digital version afterwards and have enjoyed it even more. I will go on the third soon but do not want to rush it through. I wanted to thank you for your beautiful work.

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