John Calia asked Allison Hurd:

Just reading your profile because why not? Anyway, you might be interested to know my first book The Reluctant CEO was a 21st Century version of The Once and Future King. What draws you to the story?

Allison Hurd The allegories that White weaves in behind the traditional tale are just beautiful to me. We talk about war and politics, psychology, childhood trauma, and different forms of morality. It's all so masterfully done and so filled with empathy.

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Hi Allison: I know you are quite busy and have lots of options for SFFBC to read, but if you could take a look at my book, Argos Incident? It might be something for you to put on shelf would definitely appreciate it. The reviews have been quite good. Have yourself a wonderful day. David Kuntz

H. Nightshade asked Allison Hurd:

Due to your work and studies in law, and after reading your article on your website...the question is, if you worked as a lawyer, would you defend evil people who are outlaws?

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How did you get into writing? Did you want to write when you were in school or did something move you into writing as an adult? Have you studied creative writing? How long did it take you to write your first novel?

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Just reading your profile because why not? Anyway, you might be interested to know my first book The Reluctant CEO was a 21st Century version of The Once and Future King. What draws you to the story?

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Hi Allison: I know you are quite busy and have lots of options for SFFBC to read, but if you could take a look at my book, Argos Incident? It might be something for you to put on shelf would definitely appreciate it. The reviews have been quite good. Have yourself a wonderful day. David Kuntz

Due to your work and studies in law, and after reading your article on your website...the question is, if you worked as a lawyer, would you defend evil people who are outlaws?

How did you get into writing? Did you want to write when you were in school or did something move you into writing as an adult? Have you studied creative writing? How long did it take you to write your first novel?

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