Q&A with Guido Henkel discussion

With Halloween just around the corner, I thought it would be a great idea for readers to dig a little deeper into my "Jason Dark" series and maybe the latest volume, "The Blood Witch" in particular.

As readers of the series will know, each volume of this dime novel series is usually filled with historical and literary references. Plenty to discover and to discuss there, so don't be shy, let's talk about it!

Alternatively, if you feel like asking me how the idea to do a dime novel series - something that was virtually no longer in existence before "Jason Dark" was published - came about, just go ahead and ask.

If you're more of a tech-head and want to talk to me about the the technical side of eBooks and digital content delivery, let's hear it.

And, in case you feel like talking about any of the computer games I made in the past, I'm game for that, too.

So, welcome, friends. Let's have a little chat.

Hi Guido. We know each other from Horriors Aficionados and Facebook. I really enjoyed your books. I enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes series, horror and the paranormal, and the martial arts. The Jason Dark series contained all those elements and a kick-ass Asian chick. What's not to like?

Aloha, I quite agree with you, and I always have a lot of fun thinking up and writing new adventures in the series.

Hi Guido! Thanks for the invite. I've only read the first volume of your Jason Dark series, Demon's Night. As I really enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes feel of the story, plus the time and location (I'm a big fan of nineteenth century London), I definitely plan on reading more.

HI Guido. Thanks for the invite. I am looking forward to reading the Jason Dark series, it is definately my type of book! Are any of the Jason Dark books on CD?

I do sit down and read books occasionally, but its a lot harder because I usually don't get the chance until after 10pm and then I'm exhausted and spend most of my time fighting sleep. I listen to most of my books on CD during the day.

Since, I haven't been able to find any of the books on CD yet, I was wondering if they were made or if I'm just using the wrong search engine.

I do audios, too, and had asked. Guido said he tried having someone read the audio, but he didn't like it. There are no audios of the books.

Aloha wrote: "I do audios, too, and had asked. Guido said he tried having someone read the audio, but he didn't like it. There are no audios of the books."

Ok, thank's for the info.