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Great interview!
Thanks! 🙂
Enjoyed the interview 🙂
Thanks! Glad to hear it. 🙂
Good interview, Berthold. A movie of Repairer of Reputations would indeed be interesting. I’m betting it’s harder to do the unreliable narrator thing well in a movie than in writing, though. And thanks for mentioning me and my books!
My pleasure, Audrey! Thanks for reading the interview. 🙂
Thanks for the mention! That interview was so much fun.
I loved hearing your take on books and different types of writing. Thank you so much for the mention! It means so much to hear that, especially during those times with self doubt creeping in. Happy summer reading!
Thanks, Sheila! Happy reading to you, as well. 🙂