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Tim asked Blake Crouch:

I love these lines (especially the end) from Dark Matter and wanted to say thanks: “It’s like we get so set in our ways, so entrenched in those grooves. We stop seeing our loved ones for who they are. But tonight, right now, I see you again like the first time we met, when the sound of your voice and your smell was this new country.� Do you use personal analogues to write about emotion?

Blake Crouch I definitely do.
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Kristīne Līcis
Kristīne Līcis asked Blake Crouch:

First, congratulation on the nomination of "Dark Matter" for a Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ Choice Award, well-deserved! Where does the Plexiglas installation idea come from? It added such an unexpected, introvert and pensive tone to the book, I enjoyed it immensely. Thank you for your work, and I look forward to new books.

Aaron
Aaron asked Blake Crouch:

Did you get the original idea from the Sliders TV Show? the first 3 seasons were so good.

Celia
Celia asked Blake Crouch:

Does Amor Towles know you used his name in your book Recursion? (I am reading Recursion and think it a great book. Really making me think what memory is).

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