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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:40 am |
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That's interesting. I wonder if he wants to avoid the creation of someone else's vision of Jack or whether he has specific plans. Very interesting.
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 1:10 pm |
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Very interesting. Johnny owns the rights to the 16-19 years?
Well then, how about a story starting at the end of Price of Freedom? Maybe telling the story of how Barbossa came to be Jack's first mate...or even the time before that happened? Oh, the possibilities!
Thanks for your time with us, Ann. It's really nice when a writer actively participates in our discussions.
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 7:55 pm |
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Is it me or does this sound absurd that a fictional character can have his rights divided up by age? I suppose lawyers sit around and figure the value of those rights. Personally I think Johnny invented Jack no matter how they divide him up. I guess we should be thankful that Ann could write the book at all. Glad you have more patience than I do Ann.
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:37 pm |
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 Thanks Ann, DITHOT and Liz! Brilliant book and a great discussion.  I've thoroughly enjoyed every minute, luv! It is interesting that Johnny would want 16-19.  Maybe he was just trying to protect Jack from being the cover boy on all those teen mags! 
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2011 6:47 am |
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Theresa wrote: Very interesting. Johnny owns the rights to the 16-19 years?
Well then, how about a story starting at the end of Price of Freedom? Maybe telling the story of how Barbossa came to be Jack's first mate...or even the time before that happened? Oh, the possibilities!
Thanks for your time with us, Ann. It's really nice when a writer actively participates in our discussions. My thoughts, too. It would be nice to have a good writer such as Ann (actually, I'd prefer her!) to a sequel or follow up to TPoF. Maybe when she's got some down time again? (hint hint) 
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2011 10:11 am |
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My post got eaten again yesterday, so I will try one more time to express my appreciation to Ann for participating in the discussion and doing the Q&A. I hope your time with us has been a pleasure for you, I know it has been a joy for us. Liz, DITHOT, as always you ladies have done a wonderful job leading us through this selection. I am looking forward to the next book, it should be quite a ride! Fellow noodlemantras, thank you for sharing all your wisdom and viewpoints!  Each of you is a vital part of this experience.
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2011 2:17 pm |
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Thank you Ann for sharing your time and insights with us. It is greatly appreciated. And of course - Liz and DITHOT another outstanding lead through our discussions. Finding ONBC has certainly increased my reading and my enjoyment of books. Makes me sad to see any discussion end. 
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:26 pm |
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I too, have very much enjoyed reading the book and joining in with the discussion! I've learned a lot, both from fellow Zoners and also by having the wonderful opportunity to read Ann's contributions.  all so very much. I so enjoyed having the book to enjoy to keep the magic going once OST had moved on from the cinema.
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 4:10 pm |
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I actually submitted plot outlines for two other books, while Disney was trying to decide what time period they wanted for the novel. I could write them. Both would occur after the events in TPOF. However, this is Disney Editions decision to make, not mine. I know they must be watching the e-book and hardcover sales closely. So if you'd like another book or two, keep spreading the word about them, and encourage people to buy them. Anyone who buys a copy is entitled to a signed, TPOF bookplate, which is the back cover of the book. Just mail me a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Ann Crispin P.O. Box 827 Bryantown, MD 20617-0827 If you have a special way you'd like your bookplate inscribed, include that in a note, okay? It's been a real pleasure interacting with everyone! It's a writers' dream to interact with smart, observant readers, and you are all that way! Hugs, 
_________________________________________________________ -Ann C. Crispin Pirates of the Caribbean: The Price of Freedom Published by Disney Editions, an imprint of Disney Book Group Release date: May 17, 2011
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Post subject: Re: Q&A with A.C. Crispin - #11 Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:19 pm |
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Thank you, Ann! It always adds so much to our discussion when the author is able to participate. We really do appreciate it! 
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Wow! What a ride!
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