You are going to finish the Eagle and the Dragon series, correct? Also, I would like to see a series about World War III that is fought in the United States, an in depth book or series like Red Storm Rising or The Eagle and the Dragon. Something with us watching Cleveland be firebombed on Fox News or the battle for Chicago rages for a third week, that kind of thing. I am not aware of a book or series like this, something that puts it on our soil for the first time. Something that makes us feel the way Europeans felt in World War II. The possibilities are limitless.
Absolutely – this series is very important to me. The Eagle & The Dragon went live earlier in the year and Straits of Fire just released a few weeks ago. I wont add spoilers here, but the next book is currently in the storyboarding process.
The idea of a Third World War taking place in the United States could be deeply interesting – how would you see something like that unfolding? Naturally this is something I have pondered as well. Would love to get your thoughts!
You are going to finish the Eagle and the Dragon series, correct? Also, I would like to see a series about World War III that is fought in the United States, an in depth book or series like Red Storm Rising or The Eagle and the Dragon. Something with us watching Cleveland be firebombed on Fox News or the battle for Chicago rages for a third week, that kind of thing. I am not aware of a book or series like this, something that puts it on our soil for the first time. Something that makes us feel the way Europeans felt in World War II. The possibilities are limitless.
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Absolutely – this series is very important to me. The Eagle & The Dragon went live earlier in the year and Straits of Fire just released a few weeks ago. I wont add spoilers here, but the next book is currently in the storyboarding process.
The idea of a Third World War taking place in the United States could be deeply interesting – how would you see something like that unfolding? Naturally this is something I have pondered as well. Would love to get your thoughts!
John Webber