The Inside Reader: J.P. Bowie

[elisa_rolle]

Show me the books he loves and I shall know the man far better than through mortal friends - Silas Weir Mitchell
Jim "J.P." Bowie is one of those authors that is always a pleasure to speak with. I don't know if it's possible only by an email, but I really think to "feel" the English gentleman in him. And then, his glittering past life in the show

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[elisa_rolle]

come Jim ha specificato non credo fosse sua intenzione dare una numerazione di merito, quindi nella sua mente non c'è un primo, second e così via. I libri so tutti a parimerito, sono io che ci ho messo i numeretti a fianco per listarli ;-) Elisa

Come?

[anonymous]

Didn't quite get all of that - something about the order of the list?

Re: Come?

[elisa_rolle]

Minami77 told that she was marvelled that Armistead Maupin was third after two young adult novels, that even if beautiful, were of different importance, and I told that Jim has not given a specific order, it was me that added the number 1,2,... to "list" the books. Elisa

[elisa_rolle]

For once I read almost all the books in it ;-) Elisa

[zamaxfield]

Great books and some are ones I haven't read. Ooh, Amazon Here I Come!

[elisa_rolle]

LOL I hope they are prepared for you! Elisa

[zamaxfield]

Amazon adores me. I got the Y/A novels and two more by Sanchez. I'm looking into writing Y/A myself, (cause the kids want me to and that's about my mentality...)

:D Great post!

[elisa_rolle]

I heard good thing also about The Vast Fields of Ordinary by Nick Burd, and I know you have already read both Robin Reardon's books. Elisa