If a prequel is what happens (which would make me quite happy, G is the greatest protagonist ever) there would be loads that could be written, because prior to the "keep" and the awakening or R, we only know little things of G's background, ie he was a man, the ally acquired him, he has battled R through time... meaning we have many many years of their hatred toward each other that could be covered.... which could be sweet.. and give a glimpse into G's life prior to him becoming the Sentinel.....and during.... quite frankly F.P.W. could write a book about "the cat in the hat".... and id read it..... the twist at the end though... that would be the clincher haha

If a prequel is what happens (which would make me quite happy, G is the greatest protagonist ever) there would be loads that could be written, because prior to the "keep" and the awakening or R, we only know little things of G's background, ie he was a man, the ally acquired him, he has battled R through time... meaning we have many many years of their hatred toward each other that could be covered.... which could be sweet.. and give a glimpse into G's life prior to him becoming the Sentinel.....and during.... quite frankly F.P.W. could write a book about "the cat in the hat".... and id read it..... the twist at the end though... that would be the clincher haha

Welcome to the board, Viktor.

-Luthie

[SIZE="3"]The problem is, since everyone knows that G eventually succeeds, where's the suspense?[/SIZE]

Wherever you say it is, o Wise One.

You know, Boss, you could follow Barbara Cartland's example and hire a secretary who does short hand and dictate all your books. Or just dictate them onto a CD and hand them over to someone else to transcribe.... let's see, in one drive to Maine from NJ and back you can dictate a short novel (I've done it - not that the book was worth reading... LOL!)

See, then you could "write" LOTS more books for us to enjoy....

(Oh, no, don't say you do that already....)

[SIZE="3"]The problem is, since everyone knows that G eventually succeeds, where's the suspense?[/SIZE]

Also, I know that it wasn't intentional, but you wrote Nightworld before any of the current RJ books, and look how wildly popular those are! People that read it know how it will end (I have not read it yet, but am looking forward to it very much!), but they continue to be voracious readers of your work. A testament to your writing prowess. (Such a brown-noser... )