Enrique
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C.A. Higgins:
What other scenarios (such as the ever more popular dystopias, first encounters, generational ships etc) do you currently have in mind? Please do keep writing forever!!!lol
C.A. Higgins
Thank you! I fully intend to keep writing for a long time.
I'm one of those authors who believes that speaking about her work before it's fully written (and therefore closer to being set in stone) is bad luck. Someone else looking at the fetal story will change its state. That said, I have been very interested in generational ships lately...
I'm one of those authors who believes that speaking about her work before it's fully written (and therefore closer to being set in stone) is bad luck. Someone else looking at the fetal story will change its state. That said, I have been very interested in generational ships lately...
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Michael Daigh
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C.A. Higgins:
Despite the allusion to initial conditions, (which I loved...it's the sort of thing I focus on when writing about historiography in the Age of Newton), this book seemed to me like an end-ordered narrative; satisfyingly, poetically, mechanical. To what extent was the destination in mind at the beginning? Was there a dependency, unplanned, on initial conditions?
Jera Em
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C.A. Higgins:
Hello! I've really been loving your books and I'm looking forward to the third in the Lightless series. I was wondering, however, if you knew whether the alternate cover for Supernova was available anywhere or if it never came to fruition? I was just wondering since it matched the original cover of Lightless pretty well. Thanks a bunch and happy writing!
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