Samuel
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Scott Sigler:
I guess it’s too late now to call in for the Nocturnal Q&A, but I don’t think you ever went into details about this and I’m curious: You mentioned plot holes in the podcasted first draft. I don’t recall any off the top of my head, so if it’s not too traumatic, could you give examples of plot holes?
Scott Sigler
As the story developed and Rex became more of a driving force, the plot necessarily changed. The mafia element had to take a back seat, and when it did, all kinds of things fell apart. It's really too much detail to go into, I'm afraid, and after the stressful process of rewriting and rewriting and rewriting, I'd rather just leave them as two separate properties (the first draft and the final).
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Megan Lister
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Scott Sigler:
I finished the audiobook of Earthcore a few days ago. I had read the previous version and I was wondering how you'd improve on that, but I *love* the new one! I can't wait for Mount Fitzroy to come out. I'm interested in how you came to set the story in the Wah Wah mountains. I'm a native Utahan and I had to look them up because I'd never heard of them before. Where did you come up with them for your setting?
Arun Prakash
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Scott Sigler:
I've written over 500 poetry works, around 15 fiction novels, three diaries full of philosophical and life-related works. But, none of them are published. I am not not having enough support and encouragement and help from the surrounding people, as they are not so into books and reading. Can you help in giving me suggestions as to how to get my books published?
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