Jodie Cary
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Christine Feehan:
Hi Christine, I love reading your stories. I love the Dark series and the Leopard series. Of course I have lots of questions but with this one i hope that your answer will help me be able to write too. What’s the most difficult thing about writing characters from the opposite sex? Thank you.
Christine Feehan
I was lucky enough to have a long time career in martial arts and also get to know many men in high risk jobs so I had endless conversations with them. When I write a character- male or female, they are so real to me that they walk and talk on their own. The men move and behave and react probably as the ones I'm most acquainted with.
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Joyce
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Christine Feehan:
Will you come out with a similar "celebration" the Christmas dark series book?
Victoria
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Christine Feehan:
I love the magic in your books. Honestly I skip through the steamy sex scenes. I have wondered if you have ever thought about writing some books for youth (G- Rated)? Like maybe a series on the Drake sisters when the were younger and the mischief they got into learning how to use their gifts? Youth these days need some magic in their lives.
Keith Daquipil
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Christine Feehan:
Hi Christine. While I'm trying to break the traditional format of writing to stand out as the book market is currently saturated, I intentionally published with a different format by removing chapters. Younger readers are really enjoying it, but traditional readers are criticizing my work. I'm really worried as two reviewers gave me 1 star. Book title is ONION: PRELUDE TO COLLAPSE . Do you think it's a risk as a newb?
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