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Murphy from MD USA wrote on August 13, 2013
I am in the middle of reading "Dark Whispers", and it has been really good so far. I loved the first two books also. I got freaked out a bit in a few places, but it's been good in the rest of the book.
I read "Always October" last July when I did the review for the SFBR's kid section...THAT was really scary. But I loved it!
I think the Unicorn Chronicles are better for me because I'm only 7yo and I love unicorns. I'm also liking the man's journey to free his wife. I can't wait to find out how it all ends!
By the way, you write some really weird books, but it's weird in a cool way. My dad's from Syracuse, too, and he says that lots of weirdness comes from Syracuse. 😛
Reply by Bruce Coville
Hi, Murphy -

You're probably going to be surprised to get this message after all this time! (I hope it makes its way through to you.) The guestbook got out of control (more messages than I had time) and then it broke for a while.

I'm still trying to catch up.

You are clearly a sophisticated reader and writer, and I was delighted by your response to my stories. Glad to know you enjoyed ALWAYS OCTOBER. It was a tough one to write, but I think its one of my best. Alas, the publisher didn't promote it very well, so it hasn't found the audience I had hoped for.

I take pride in my weirdness. Maybe it's a Syracuse thing . . . (Please give your dad my regards.)

All best,

BC
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