Robert Jackson
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Badger Therese:
Although I've asked you this before, I would be very interested to hear about what books you have upcoming. Are you working on more sequels to your existing series or standalone novels? Do you tend to work on one project at a time or do you have multiple ideas you work on in parallel? Also, are there any new themes of sex or eroticism you plan to introduce into your books?
Badger Therese
Three in the works, thanks for asking. Goal is to have them all out by end of year. I am unable to write one book at a time, not sure why, so almost always have two going, sometimes three. Here's what's coming:
1. A second book from the Fucktopia universe, but not really a sequel. Romantic historic interplanetary mystery might be the genre. Not much sex. In fact, safer for work than any other Badger book, unless something happens at the end I haven't anticipated.
2. The US population is in dangerous decline. Sex is the answer, of course. Remember the Presidential Physical Fitness Program? Yes, there will be sex.
3. Get caught being something other than Catholic in 18th century France and they'd make you a galley slave. History says it happened only to men. Turns out it happened to women too. At least, it will in my book.
The second and third books will attempt to explore sexual themes new to the Badger shelf, but I'll just leave it at that for now.
1. A second book from the Fucktopia universe, but not really a sequel. Romantic historic interplanetary mystery might be the genre. Not much sex. In fact, safer for work than any other Badger book, unless something happens at the end I haven't anticipated.
2. The US population is in dangerous decline. Sex is the answer, of course. Remember the Presidential Physical Fitness Program? Yes, there will be sex.
3. Get caught being something other than Catholic in 18th century France and they'd make you a galley slave. History says it happened only to men. Turns out it happened to women too. At least, it will in my book.
The second and third books will attempt to explore sexual themes new to the Badger shelf, but I'll just leave it at that for now.
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Dallas Dunlap
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Badger Therese:
I see that you have a new book available for pre-order on Amazon. But I haven't seen any announcement on Goodreads? What gives? Also, is "The Mystery of the See Me Whore" the Number 2 work you mentioned in your answer to my last question? And: When will the next episode of "The Production Contract" come out?
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