Ryan
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Stuart Gibbs:
You know, I am very big fan of yours, I’ve read past comments, and I know you will be thinking several books ahead, but if there is a Spy School North or Spy School goes South, why not a East or West? It does sound like it would be hard to critically map it but why not , for spy schools 20,21 or so it could be simply be a crude template of east or west? P.S: It’s OK if you don’t think this is a good(contd)in comments
Stuart Gibbs
I usually come up with the tiles AFTER I have written the books. For the next one, Goes North just seemed to work, because I had already done Goes South. But I wouldn't necessarily write another two books just to round out the compass. Plus, you're right about mapping it: Where does east start and west stop? Or vice versa?
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Quinn Barry
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Stuart Gibbs:
Hello Mr. Gibbs I already wrote to you on your website but I do not know if it went through or not. I am in middle school and trying to write a novel of my own. I am writing to my favorite authors to see if any of them can help me. I want to know how to develop a plot and characters? I also really want to know how to make my novel longer? I want to know how to stretch it out and make it longer? Thank you.
Jeanne
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Stuart Gibbs:
I love you books and read them with my boy. However, in the most recent Space Case novel, where Dash spends a chapter talking about how their are no decent boys to be friends with on the base--even though his best friends both on the base and at home are girls--I was suddenly struck by how all the girls are Manic Pixie Dream Girls, and how all the main characters could easily be girls instead of boys. Please. 1 book?
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