So, given that you are a gamer and used to be into RPGs, how much of The Nameless One is in The Bloody-Nine? Or is it really just coincidence? Justin Semmel asked What was the inspiration for Inquisitor Glokta? Mettwurstkaninchen asked Why is Glotka always licking his gums? Yes, he has no teeth, but it was kind of distracting. Then it struck me – there are a lot of parallels to The Nameless One. He also very strongly reminded me of someone, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it at first. Pappenheimer said: While reading The First Law, after a while Logen Ninefingers started to speak with this really low, raspy voice in my head. Slug_Laton_Rocking asked Do you have any plans/ideas for what comes after you finish book 9 in your current series? Seeoharewhy asks Will we ever see Logen Ninefingers again? He also wants you to hang out at reddit’s thefirstlaw forum. You’ve written 9 books set in the same world, would you like to tell us about them?Ĭhris Andrews asks how your personal experiences have contributed to his charactersĬthulhu_Bloop asked Will we be seeing more of Shy South? She was one of my favorite characters. Leoavalon asks Who were your greatest inspirations (artistic heroes)? What inspired you to take up writing as a career?
What led you to leave your dazzling career as a minimum wage ‘tea maker’ for a TV post production company to become a freelance film editor? And how does one freelance as a film editor? Today’s planned questions (more were asked): I recently reviewed Red Country, Joe’s latest novel. In 2010 I interviewed Joe Abercrombie via email this interview is text only. That interview is available in MP4 (video) and MP3 (audio only) at the bottom of this page. Today I talked to Joe Abercrombie about his career, his First Law trilogy, Red Country and his upcoming novels.
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