Deborah Gallegos
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R. Cooper:
I love your Beings in Love books. I'm getting close finishing all of the books, but there are some stories listed in the series that I can't find where to read them: A Mate of One's Own, Frangipani and the Very Shiny Boy, and All the Futures That Could Be. Will you tell me where to find them, please? Amazon has been no help.
R. Cooper
Hi! I'm so happy you're enjoying them!! And I have some good news for you, most of those stories are free to read on my website (forgive the formatting) or in older, unedited forms on AO3. the website link
There is also another free story on the site called Strange Medicine, and it is Little Wolf in Therapy. As well as a short called A Queen and Her Knight--and it's about Rennet.
As for All the Futures That Could Be, the original (also unedited) version is free on AO3 but the cleaned-up version is in The Tales of Two Seers.
Those are all the "official" additions. There are more maybe-canon/maybe-not stories and snippets and glimpses of their possible futures on my tumblr and on Patreon. Tumblr is free, but you do have to figure out tumblr's search function. Which is a mess.
One of these days, I should go through the snippets and decide which other ones are canon and post them to the site too. Or, as someone recently suggested, put them all in a collection for sale or something.
Happy reading!
There is also another free story on the site called Strange Medicine, and it is Little Wolf in Therapy. As well as a short called A Queen and Her Knight--and it's about Rennet.
As for All the Futures That Could Be, the original (also unedited) version is free on AO3 but the cleaned-up version is in The Tales of Two Seers.
Those are all the "official" additions. There are more maybe-canon/maybe-not stories and snippets and glimpses of their possible futures on my tumblr and on Patreon. Tumblr is free, but you do have to figure out tumblr's search function. Which is a mess.
One of these days, I should go through the snippets and decide which other ones are canon and post them to the site too. Or, as someone recently suggested, put them all in a collection for sale or something.
Happy reading!
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Bettie Dagelle
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R. Cooper:
I'm a big fan of your writing style (as well as your stories, characters, and worlds therein)! I would love to hear more about your process. Have you done any writer interviews I can read/watch where you talk about this sort of thing? Also, how do you go about choosing your subject/plot/characters when you're starting to write a book?
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R. Cooper:
Hello, I asked a couple questions under A Beginner's Guide. Do you want to remove them if there will be no answers?
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