
Did you really think that the book was so complicated that it needed that level of dumbing down? Do you and your publishers think that your normal target audience aren't intelligent enough to follow the book and make up their own minds?
Secondly, how do you feel about someone (maybe even someone you don't think too highly of) possibly taking the characters you've created and telling the world what 'officially' happened to them next after your death? I would imagine most authors held their creations very dear, are you the same? or is publishers money just that great a thing?
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Secondly, how do you feel about someone (maybe even someone you don't think too highly of) possibly taking the characters you've created and telling the world what 'officially' happened to them next after your death? I would imagine most authors held their creations very dear, are you the same? or is publishers money just that great a thing?

HappyToast is normally a cheery fellow. How have you managed to annoy him this much? Did you have to put in much effort?
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sorry, was genuinely wondering how he felt about the two points.
It's not the end of the world his doing this book, and it might be very good, I just find it sad the concept of the characters doing things that DA never knew about - like a parent not seeing their kids go off in to the world
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It's not the end of the world his doing this book, and it might be very good, I just find it sad the concept of the characters doing things that DA never knew about - like a parent not seeing their kids go off in to the world

I think a lot of people here had been wondering something similar...
:)
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:)

Just ask Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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His new book comes out next month.
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