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Just finished The Conformity. I’m blown away. What a stunning, moving, brilliant series of books. Thank you.
Thank you, Todd, for reading it. I’m glad you went on the whole journey with Shreve, Jack, and in his own way, Vig.
I picked up the Incorruptables on a whim as I travel overseas a lot with work so read a lot on flights etc. It was sooooo good (on that trip it’s literary company were the latest offerings from John Connolly, Derek Philpot and Tom Wood), I read it in one go and had to buy the equally fabulous Foreign Devils immediately. Great work – can’t wait for the next one!
Hey, Paul. Very glad you liked them. I’m working on the last book in the series, INFERNAL MACHINES, if not as we speak, then currently. Thanks for your message! Safe travels.
I just finished reading The Twelve-Fingered-Boy trilogy for a FOURTH time. Dude, you fucking rock. I’m only 15, but let me say that of all the stories i have read so far in my life (and it has been a lot) that series has had the biggest influence on me as a reader and writer. It will forver be on the top of my bookshelf. Thank you so much man. You honestly inspire me to write. Thank you.
Thanks, Caleb! I’m glad you enjoy that book and I hope you do pursue writing. It’s a hard thing to do, but it’s worth it.
Hi John, I read the Incorruptibles a few months back (incredible – will be picking up everything else you’ve ever released in due course).
I was just wondering, was the Stretchers’ naming inspired by the Theogony? There’s a line where Ouranos, having just fathered the Titans, refers to them as Stretchers, for they ‘stretched with a great recklessness to accomplish
a huge deed, and for it retribution shall be laid up for the future’.
Either way it’s a great name for creepy 8ft elf monsters, I was just curious.