In answer to Mog:
"Hello Mr. Church,
I own a copy of your first book and have lent it out several times so others may get an opportunity to experience RuneScape, outside of the game.
My question, however, is focused on Jagex's aim at focusing the game's demograph away from children and towards more mature players (or to simply attract older players, in addition to maintaining a youth friendly game). I think a book however may have more freedom in this ability; to draw the attention of this older demograph. What are your opinions on this and your present book, and will your next book reflect a target audience of more mature readers?"
Good question Mog and one which I have thought long and hard on. The books are aimed to be accessible from a range of age groups, however it has to be 'gritty' and dark enough to ensure there is real danger to the characters and that the evil in the world is really that. Betrayal has some dark moments, yet these are dealt with in an ambiguous way so are not too explicit. The second book will be darker than the first . . . (I think the name is a bit of a giveaway in what way!)
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