A Conversation with FPW (moi)

fpw 02-21-2010, 03:24 PM

Jonathan Mayberry interviewed me last month...

http://jonathanmaberry.com/a-conversatio...aul-wilson

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Patrice 02-21-2010, 03:50 PM

Quote:FPW: I’m thinking of doing a few straight crime/noir novels involving Jack’s early years in NYC, showing how he met the regulars in the novels and established himself as an urban mercenary. I’d also like to do a hard-edged fantasy series set way back in the First Age, where all the mythology of the Secret History was spawned. (Did I happen to mention how writing is an obsessive-compulsive disorder?)

That would be great... jacks first days and fixes in NYC.
Nice interview!!!

Yeratel 02-21-2010, 04:32 PM

Sounds like a lot of good stuff to look forward to.

Brian 02-21-2010, 06:12 PM

That is some good news. More of Jack and the backround with it. Very good news indeed. :beer:

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The Mad American 02-21-2010, 09:49 PM

Patrice Wrote:That would be great... jacks first days and fixes in NYC.
Nice interview!!!

FPW: I’m thinking of doing a few straight crime/noir novels involving Jack’s early years in NYC, showing how he met the regulars in the novels and established himself as an urban mercenary. I’d also like to do a hard-edged fantasy series set way back in the First Age, where all the mythology of the Secret History was spawned. (Did I happen to mention how writing is an obsessive-compulsive disorder?)

I got more excited about the prospect of the First Age mythos stuff. That would be very nice.

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webby 02-21-2010, 11:02 PM

The Mad American Wrote:FPW: I’m thinking of doing a few straight crime/noir novels involving Jack’s early years in NYC, showing how he met the regulars in the novels and established himself as an urban mercenary. I’d also like to do a hard-edged fantasy series set way back in the First Age, where all the mythology of the Secret History was spawned. (Did I happen to mention how writing is an obsessive-compulsive disorder?)

I got more excited about the prospect of the First Age mythos stuff. That would be very nice.

I'm excited about all of it! [Image: happydance.gif]

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cobalt 02-22-2010, 01:22 AM

webby Wrote:I'm excited about all of it!

I second that jubilance!

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Jersey Ray 10-14-2010, 03:37 PM

I would think that it would be the obvious direction if you put Jack out to pasture after the rewrite of Night World. I'm already at the point where I do/don't want to read the last novel before Night World. Hate to see an "end" to Jack. It will help ease the pain if I know that there will be more comming after the "end of the world as we know it."