Cliff Jr. asked Kate Spofford:

What role does "dreamwalking" play in your Wolf Point series? How would you say the series fits in with (or differs from) the niche genre of dreampunk (described at WhatIsDreampunk.com)?

Kate Spofford The dreamwalking in Wolf Point doesn't seem to be dreampunk, it's more of a special ability one of the werewolves has that allows her to influence other people's dreams.

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Hi! I Just saw your comment on THE BLOOD CONFESSION by Alisa M. Libby. You probably forgot since the comment was posted in 2009 LOL. You mentioned that you're writing a book dealing with the same protagonist, has it been published?

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I am a first time author and trying to get the word out on my book looking for some ideas? Anything you could help me with. Thank you,

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What role does "dreamwalking" play in your Wolf Point series? How would you say the series fits in with (or differs from) the niche genre of dreampunk (described at WhatIsDreampunk.com)?

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Hi! I Just saw your comment on THE BLOOD CONFESSION by Alisa M. Libby. You probably forgot since the comment was posted in 2009 LOL. You mentioned that you're writing a book dealing with the same protagonist, has it been published?

What is it like to write books? Is it hard?

I am a first time author and trying to get the word out on my book looking for some ideas? Anything you could help me with. Thank you,

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