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JOHN SUGGESTS
Each month, John
provides a list of some
of his favorites,
from books and music
to holiday memories.
Click here to suggest a topic.
provides a list of some
of his favorites,
from books and music
to holiday memories.
Click here to suggest a topic.
Each month, John will respond to some of the questions submitted to him by fans. John's answers will be sent first to the subscribers of his monthly email, and posted on the website each following month.
To submit your questions, click here.
January 2011
Why did you name your upcoming book, "Hoist up the Jolly Roger?"
How did you select the art for your book covers?
What's the most challenging aspect of being a writer?
What book is on your nightstand?
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December 2010
How did you come about to write such different genres, from short stories to murder mystery?
What was your inspiration for Mason and Striker?
How do you tend to write (computer, pencil and paper), is there a place where you tend to write?
What book is on your nightstand?
Any news on your upcoming books?
Click here to read John's answers.
To submit your questions, click here.
January 2011
Why did you name your upcoming book, "Hoist up the Jolly Roger?"
How did you select the art for your book covers?
What's the most challenging aspect of being a writer?
What book is on your nightstand?
To receive the answers to January's Ask John, subcribe to his monthly newsletter.
December 2010
How did you come about to write such different genres, from short stories to murder mystery?
What was your inspiration for Mason and Striker?
How do you tend to write (computer, pencil and paper), is there a place where you tend to write?
What book is on your nightstand?
Any news on your upcoming books?
Click here to read John's answers.