Repairman Jack young adult novels

luthie2 08-29-2006, 10:16 AM

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fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I'm looking at maybe 4 more adult novels before Nightworld. The YAs won't have a direct effect on the main storyline, but some characters will overlap.[/SIZE]

Very cool! I can't wait. Smile

-Luthie

Kenji 08-29-2006, 10:53 AM

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fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I'm looking at maybe 4 more adult novels before Nightworld. The YAs won't have a direct effect on the main storyline, but some characters will overlap.[/SIZE]

That's nice! I'm looking forward to both of them! Smile

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peachynat 08-29-2006, 02:30 PM

#23

I can't wait until these books are out! My son will absolutely love them. Congrats on sealing the deal! Smile

cobalt 08-29-2006, 10:53 PM

#24

fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I'm looking at maybe 4 more adult novels before Nightworld. The YAs won't have a direct effect on the main storyline, but some characters will overlap.[/SIZE]

Woohoo! Anxiously awaiting..........

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Mark S. 08-30-2006, 02:32 PM

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peachynat Wrote:I can't wait until these books are out! My son will absolutely love them.

Me, too. My 10 year old keeps seeing me read the RJ novels. He's asked about them and thinks they sound awesome, but I think they might still be a bit much for him. This stuff will be just perfect for him. Can't wait!

Barry Lee Dejasu 08-31-2006, 09:35 AM

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fpw Wrote:I'm looking at maybe 4 more adult novels before Nightworld. The YAs won't have a direct effect on the main storyline, but some characters will overlap.

Also, how will the publication of the YAs affect the publication of the adult ones? For instance, would there be one YA and one adult novel per year, or YA novels to tide us over during await for the next adult one?

I do like the idea of some characters overlapping. Wow, think of it: Jack passes some dark-haired creep in the mall. Later, when he goes outside, he sees the guy again and watches with curiosity as he walks right accross the small pond nearby...

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luthie2 08-31-2006, 10:03 AM

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Barry Lee Dejasu Wrote:I do like the idea of some characters overlapping. Wow, think of it: Jack passes some dark-haired creep in the mall. Later, when he goes outside, he sees the guy again and watches with curiosity as he walks right accross the small pond nearby...

LOL, Barry!

-Luthie

fpw 08-31-2006, 11:23 AM

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Barry Lee Dejasu Wrote:Also, how will the publication of the YAs affect the publication of the adult ones? For instance, would there be one YA and one adult novel per year

[SIZE="3"]That's the plan. The first YA probably won't be until 2008. [/SIZE]

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Dave 08-31-2006, 01:13 PM

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Barry Lee Dejasu Wrote:Also, how will the publication of the YAs affect the publication of the adult ones? For instance, would there be one YA and one adult novel per year, or YA novels to tide us over during await for the next adult one?

Barry, I luv ya, but you really should learn to read all the posts in the thread... Big Grin

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GeraldRice 08-31-2006, 02:19 PM

#30

Will 'young' Jack exist in his own universe apart from the 'adult' Jack? What I mean is, might some things happen in his continuum that didn't happen to the adult Jack when he was that age?