Darren
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Ryan Loveless:
Another one, for 'Ethan'. Will the book only be an adaptation so that it fits the category YA? The real difference between the two books, will it be the difference in sexually explicit scenes only? I am looking forward to the book. Having Tourette and braindamage myself, it is exciting to see both in one book! No need to publish my questions, they are questions for your blog tour only.
Ryan Loveless
Hi Darren,
"Ethan" is a complete re-imagining of "Ethan, Who Loved Carter" with the characters as teenagers. A lot of the scenes are the same (aside from the sexual explicit scenes), but they are reframed from the new perspective of teens. The other big change is in the role of the parents and their more hands-on relationships with the boys. There is still some sexual content, but it has been changed to fit the new limits of the teenaged characters.
"Ethan" is a complete re-imagining of "Ethan, Who Loved Carter" with the characters as teenagers. A lot of the scenes are the same (aside from the sexual explicit scenes), but they are reframed from the new perspective of teens. The other big change is in the role of the parents and their more hands-on relationships with the boys. There is still some sexual content, but it has been changed to fit the new limits of the teenaged characters.
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