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Questions Specifically for Jim, Part 3

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svb1972:

--- Quote from: jimdastud on April 07, 2010, 06:20:10 PM ---Can you give us a rough schedule for the next book?  I'm assuming next April, but that may not be the case since your other series is finished up.

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Priscelle has posted that the Estimated Publishing Date for Book 13 (As yet not-officially named) was April 5th 2011

Shecky:

--- Quote from: svb1972 on April 07, 2010, 06:21:39 PM ---Priscelle has posted that the Estimated Publishing Date for Book 13 (As yet not-officially named) was April 5th 2011


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Jim has proposed a name and Anne Sowards (his editor) tells me the name is publisher-approved. Awaiting official announcement. If it does turn out that his original title is what gets used, it is TEH AWSUM.

Ink Slinger:
Jim...why do you have to be so horribly wonderful?

All at the same time I love, hate, fear and respect you.  I think you made my brain explode.

But my question is this, will we find out where Maggie ends up?  And I ask, because I cried for twenty minutes dude. 

Led Guardian:

--- Quote from: Shecky on April 07, 2010, 06:31:37 PM ---Jim has proposed a name and Anne Sowards (his editor) tells me the name is publisher-approved. Awaiting official announcement. If it does turn out that his original title is what gets used, it is TEH AWSUM.

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I bet you know secrets about the next book that you are not telling us, you horrible person. You know of what I speak. :P

vultur:
Since it's unlikely to be a plot point in the future due to events in Changes, I suppose it's an appropriate question for this thread: what is the true origin of the Red Court? Are they actually originally native to the Nevernever (and were a Nevernever "species" before they encountered humans) or did they begin as "altered" humans? If the former, were they different than the Rampires we know before they first encountered humans (and since then have copied human traits)?

And when did they originate/first encounter humanity? PG suggests the Red King is 4000 years old, but Changes says that Arianna is older than human written language (which would make her at least 5000+; Sumerian cuneiform writing originated sometime before 3000 BC) and that she was turned by the Red King - so is younger than him.

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