Cameron Scott

Cameron Scott asked Ben H. Winters:

Nice work Ben. Your book appealed to my dad, who is a retired volcanologist who rarely reads anything but mystery, and to me, a pretty hard core science fiction/fantasy poetry reader. I'm looking forward to reading more your work in the future. My question: Was exploring Culverson, as a character, the catalyst that kept you writing more than one book, or were you planning a trilogy from the get go?

Ben H. Winters Thanks. The short answer is, I always planned it to be a trilogy -- even as I was working on the first book, I knew there was more to come. Which allowed me to think through the whole thing, the character arcs included. Glad you and your dad both dug the trilogy.

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Staci Wilson

Staci Wilson asked Ben H. Winters:

Have you considered writing a sequel or prequel to Underground Airlines? I really enjoyed the story line and characters and am interested in what becomes of them.

Sam

Sam asked Ben H. Winters:

I have read and thoroughly enjoyed the Last Policeman Trilogy and Underground Airlines. Any idea as to what you'll write next? Do you want to do more speculative fiction/detective/mystery stories?

Jeanie De Melo

Jeanie De Melo asked Ben H. Winters:

I just finished the Last Policeman series and noted in my review that I thought the book would make an excellent Netflix mini series (much like Four Season in Havana). But I noticed in your Q&As that a series is already in the works! Any news on that?

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