Shane Windus
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Jeff Gunhus:
Hi Jeff. I just picked up Night Chill and Night Terror and enjoyed them very much. Right now I'm reading a McCammon novel, and then I'm going to read Killer Within. I was wondering if you are planning on any more adult horror/thriller novels in the near future? I'm a pretty main stream reader and your style fits what I like the most.
Jeff Gunhus
Hi Shane - thanks for the question and for the kind words. As a matter of fact, I just finished a second Allison McNeil thriller (a follow-up to Killer Within) and starting a stand-alone supernatural novel similar in tone to the Night books. Writing for me is pretty addictive -- when I'm not doing it, I'm thinking about doing it. If I had to pay someone to let me do it, I'd still sign up. I'm just humbled that people like you are willing to invest the time to share in the journey with me and spend some hours in my make-believe worlds. I hope I earn the right to have you keep coming back for more and for you to share my books with your friends. Thank you!
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Robinson Recalde
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Jeff Gunhus:
Hello, Jeff, I'm sorry if you answered this before. I am reading your first Jack Templar book and I saw on Amazon that there's another two books. I went to your Jack Templar webpage and look at the shorts of the books and I was wondering, will you write another Jack Templar book or those three books are all? Sorry for the grammar mistakes, I'm not a native english speaker. Thank you so much for your time.
Alan H. Jordan
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Jeff Gunhus:
Your books have a lot of concrete detail. Do you usually write the details in layers? That is do you start out with something like "Nick Hockley leaned forward searching the street..." and wind up with "Nick Hockley leaned forward against the steering wheel, eyes searching the colorless brick buildings that slid by on either side of the street...." Do you add one sense at a time?
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