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Libby
Libby asked Megan Campisi:

Will Sin Eater have a sequel? I really loved the world of the Sin Eaters in Angland.

Megan Campisi Thanks so much. No sequel is planned at this time.
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  • 6 years ago

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Christine Cazeneuve
Christine Cazeneuve asked Megan Campisi:

Hi Megan - first off I LOVED the book and I reflected my love for the book in my review - such an original story and who could not connect with May in some way. My question is - its my understanding that this "practice" was actually a real thing back in the Middle Ages. How did you come across this and where did the idea come from to make this into a book. Also, if I can, how did you develop May? Thank you!

danica
danica asked Megan Campisi:

Do you have plans to write anymore historical fiction books (or any books at all)?

Natalie
Natalie asked Megan Campisi:

Do you plan any virtual events to promote your book?

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