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Rick Riordan:
Hi Rick I'm a huge fan! I really like that your telling of Artemis reads as AceAro cause I identify as AceAro too! I was wondering how awkward is it everytime she has to be in any room or elevator with Aphrodite or Eros? Like what can these guys even say to each other? 🤣
Rick Riordan
It's a good question. I don't know. I think these gods have been hanging around each other for so many millennia they have probably fallen into standard patterns of behavior with each other. I can imagine Artemis just rolling her eyes but trying to be polite. I think she and Aphrodite would look for common ground. It would be difficult, but as powerful female gods, I'm sure they could find experiences and feelings they have in common. Eros, I'm not sure. He's a bit much. Plus, he thinks he's hot stuff with archery, and Artemis would be like, "Seriously? You call that a good shot?"
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dannah
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how do you keep motivation and love for a certain plot line or book idea? this has been my usual problem as an aspiring writer and i just wondered how you get through this hurdle. i've been a fan for 8 years now, so i wanted this piece of advice from my fav author :) love from palestine <33
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Hey Rick, I was wondering if you've ever considered writing a big crossover novel between Magnus Chase, the Kanes, and the Camp Half-Blood crew. Would you ever consider writing a novel like that? I know that there's some crossover stories, but what about a whole novel? Is the future in that universe or in the world of Daughter of the Deep?
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