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I would like to start off saying how awesome the book was. To tell you the truth, I really dont like to read much and then I read your book. It really got me into reading again and my literature grades started going up again because of you.
So I just wanted to show my graditude to you.
1) What inspired you to write Betrayal at Falador?
2) How long did it take to write the book?
3) Would you like to see your novel as a movie?
4) How was it writing your newest novel Return to Canifis?
Thank You in more ways than one.
So I just wanted to show my graditude to you.
1) What inspired you to write Betrayal at Falador?
2) How long did it take to write the book?
3) Would you like to see your novel as a movie?
4) How was it writing your newest novel Return to Canifis?
Thank You in more ways than one.
16-Oct-2010 18:53:20
The biggest question for all those who have read the book like me is
when is the sequel and will there be 1
when is the sequel and will there be 1
You’re a mean one Mr. Grinch
You really are a heel
Mister Grinch!
16-Oct-2010 19:11:43 - Last edited on 16-Oct-2010 19:12:07 by Grinch
EDIT: Got my answers already
Thanks Mr. Church
Ok here is my full list of questions for you Mr. Church. First off I would just like to say how much I enjoyed your book. And that also I haven't been playing RuneScape for a while and then I read your book for the third time and it inspired me to go get on and play RuneScape some more. So I would like to thank you for that. Next I will give you my list of questions.
1. Do you think that this revised edition coming out soon is worth buying if I already have the original printing?
2. When do you think the sequel will be coming out?
3. What do you think of my name? Even if it isn't totally accurate to the book
4. Do you play any other games from Jagex like the ones on FunOrb?
5. Who if any author inspires you in your writing?
Well those are all the questions I have for you. If you can't answer all of my question the one I would defiantly would like you to answer number 3. Thank you for taking the time to read my questions and I will be looking for to reading the next book
Thanks Mr. Church
Ok here is my full list of questions for you Mr. Church. First off I would just like to say how much I enjoyed your book. And that also I haven't been playing RuneScape for a while and then I read your book for the third time and it inspired me to go get on and play RuneScape some more. So I would like to thank you for that. Next I will give you my list of questions.
1. Do you think that this revised edition coming out soon is worth buying if I already have the original printing?
2. When do you think the sequel will be coming out?
3. What do you think of my name? Even if it isn't totally accurate to the book
4. Do you play any other games from Jagex like the ones on FunOrb?
5. Who if any author inspires you in your writing?
Well those are all the questions I have for you. If you can't answer all of my question the one I would defiantly would like you to answer number 3. Thank you for taking the time to read my questions and I will be looking for to reading the next book
16-Oct-2010 19:34:59 - Last edited on 16-Oct-2010 21:26:24 by Despaard
Good evening, Mr Church. I hope you have enjoyed your meal?
Before I present my query, I would like to commend you upon your work, as those before me have done.
*You may skip the following if you are pressed for time.*
As both a lifelong lover of literature and someone who obsessively memorises obscure details of the RuneScape lores (such as the identity of King Roald's fourth cousin, once removed on his mother's side), I must say that your work is in my opinion not only a worthy contender for one of the finest fantasy fiction novels of 2010, but more than does justice to the rich lores of Gielinor.
For this, I salute you.
Your tome has earned a well-deserved place of honour within my personal collection of literature.
*End optional portion of post*
My query is thus: What is your attitude towards and relationship with Jagex like?
Are you an over-enthusiastic fan? Humbly grateful towards them for recognising your talents? Or perhaps your relationship is a friendly, informal one?
If you are unable to answer my query, I understand fully, but I believe it would be interesting to know.
Oh! One more question, due to my fascination with the lores, although I observe it has been asked before.
May I consider the events of your novel and any future novels to be canonical?
Addendum: Ah, yes, and you may be interested to know that I forced a certain noted intellectual of my acquaintance to read your novel.
While the man does not play computer games, he is quite famous in certain parts of the world, and he too offered his praises of the work.
So, you may now truthfully claim that your work appeals to intellectuals.
Addendum #2: Following your request, you may be interested to know that having read the revised first chapter, I personally find it to be an improvement upon your original work - Something that I can state with the utmost honesty that I did not think possible.
Also, is my formality by any chance causing you any annoyance? I have grown amongst books.
Before I present my query, I would like to commend you upon your work, as those before me have done.
*You may skip the following if you are pressed for time.*
As both a lifelong lover of literature and someone who obsessively memorises obscure details of the RuneScape lores (such as the identity of King Roald's fourth cousin, once removed on his mother's side), I must say that your work is in my opinion not only a worthy contender for one of the finest fantasy fiction novels of 2010, but more than does justice to the rich lores of Gielinor.
For this, I salute you.
Your tome has earned a well-deserved place of honour within my personal collection of literature.
*End optional portion of post*
My query is thus: What is your attitude towards and relationship with Jagex like?
Are you an over-enthusiastic fan? Humbly grateful towards them for recognising your talents? Or perhaps your relationship is a friendly, informal one?
If you are unable to answer my query, I understand fully, but I believe it would be interesting to know.
Oh! One more question, due to my fascination with the lores, although I observe it has been asked before.
May I consider the events of your novel and any future novels to be canonical?
Addendum: Ah, yes, and you may be interested to know that I forced a certain noted intellectual of my acquaintance to read your novel.
While the man does not play computer games, he is quite famous in certain parts of the world, and he too offered his praises of the work.
So, you may now truthfully claim that your work appeals to intellectuals.
Addendum #2: Following your request, you may be interested to know that having read the revised first chapter, I personally find it to be an improvement upon your original work - Something that I can state with the utmost honesty that I did not think possible.
Also, is my formality by any chance causing you any annoyance? I have grown amongst books.
The Asgarnian ale must flow.
16-Oct-2010 20:20:41 - Last edited on 16-Oct-2010 21:22:56 by William Witt
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