Jeff
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D.J. Molles:
I don't expect an exact answer, and I know this isn't a set amount, but how much money is your writing bringing in in terms of income? Enough to pay for dog food each month? Enough to keep the lights on? Enough for a week in Cabo each year?
D.J. Molles
Enough that I make a living doing what I love. It fluctuates a LOT, which can be stressful. But it's totally worth it.
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rick incremona
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D.J. Molles:
If you were going to see "The Remaining" and "Harden" series' change mediums, what format would you like it to be in? I feel like as much fun as a tv series or movie line would be, it would lose too much of the story's integrity going to a new producer or a director that's not ...well, you. I think if anything it would be best as a video game. What are your thought?
Area51
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D.J. Molles:
Why do you keep referring to the smell of cordite in your novels when people are firing their weapons? M4s, or any other modern firearm, do not use cordite. Cordite stopped being used at the end of WW2 and it smells nothing like modern smokeless powder. (and it's a major pet peeve of mine when it seems like every author misuses this word) Search online for "What’s that Smell? Cordite vs. Gunpowder vs. Propellant"
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