I’m in the middle of the next one after the next one, which I have a hunch will have a better chance of getting through the road blocks. Last book was hung up, first at agents, then at publishers who let me know I was at the end of a long string of submissions. When might we expect your next book to be released?” It is more than merely pleasant to receive a nice note from a real gentleman. I replied, saying since I had no thoughts whatsoever that were not opposed to their theology, I could only say, ”Modest housekeepers and gentlemen, thank you and good evening,” and it didn’t seem worth the trip. I visualized an inquisition and perhaps being burned at the stake. Since everything I’ve ever written has contradicted their religious position, it smelled of entrapment. I was asked to speak once at a sectarian university and was cautioned a few days before the scheduled appearance that I should not say anything contradicting their religious position. Of course, when I started writing, the standard female sci-fi character was either a wonder woman clone or a woman waiting to be rescued by the hero. Most of the people who have been kind enough to write to me saying they have been amused, pleased, touched, or infuriated by my books have been women for the first three and men for the last one. To be one’s favorite cat so long as one can be a favorite something, in this My cat, Jefe, explained that to me recently. It’s nice to be someone’s favorite something. Just a small “thank you” for all the pleasure you’ve brought to me, I doubt that I can adequately convey the joy that your writing has brought to me over the years suffice it to say that, as a bookaholic who reads anything well written regardless of genre, you are my absolute favourite author, and in my opinion, have the most original mind I’ve ever encountered in any literature.

I’ve been an avid reader of your books since I first discovered “Necromancer Nine” in my local library in 1984. Sort of, “If Annie Kafoots thinks like that, then I know it’s wrong because everything Annie Kafoots does hurts someone or something.” These come from painful childhood and youth experiences coupled with a strong dislike for those gown up supposedly wise people who were involved. Nature and the hatred of those who destroy it. There’s one sprouting now that has me completely baffled. Sometimes they go off on their own in very annoying ways and then I have to figure out how they got there and where they think they’re going. I get involved in a situation, or in a character, and they come alive on the keyboard without my feeling I’m really involved. I have never once been able to answer the question, “What was your inspiration for this book or that book or some other book.” In the first place, my books sort of sprout. ” what your inspiration was for The True Game, because it’s one of the most truly original ideas I’ve ever seen” I have thought of self publishing the original books. A fan asked about doing an end run around the publishers who delay and wait for million copy deal, and Sheri returns…

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