Gerardo Rosciano
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Douglas E. Richards:
I just read The Enigma Cube, i know you writing so when i was in the middle of it I said "Mmm, I bet douglas didn't even thought about this when i started the book", and in the credits you told your readers exactly that. So my question is, aren't you worried you might write 400 pages and then realize you don't have a good ending? and did it happened to you to have to toss 200 pages to go to another direction?
Douglas E. Richards
Gerardo, so far I've been able to figure out the endings every time. I always have to do some rewrites and throw out a little material, but I've been very lucky so far. And yes, this has always been scary, every time.
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Luke Bahr
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Douglas E. Richards:
I have both a question and a statement; it is refreshing to have a sci-fi author who goes to amazing lengths to understand his subject matter. Discussing the scientific, moral, and ethical questions often discussed by characters in your books has filled many evenings for my teen children and myself. My question is, do you have any podcasts/YouTube videos explaining your research/writing process?
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