Hi again!
Reading further, I’m intrigued by the relationship between the kidnapper and the victim. Lots of interesting precedent for this. The first thing that comes to mind is Pedro Almodóvar’s Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! I remember being troubled after watching that film by the attachment the character developed for the man who kidnapped her. I also thought of Patty Hearst – I see you did too! I’d be interested to learn what research you did to help you develop this scenario. (Please note I’m being careful not to give away any plot points.)
Thanks!
Lynn
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As Holden Caulfield famously said, sometimes you like a book so much, you wish you could just pick up the phone and give the author a call. That’s what this blog is all about. In tribute to J.D. Salinger’s indelible protagonist from The Catcher in the Rye, I’m going to contact authors whose books I’ve been reading, and ask them questions about their work, which I will then share with you in this blog. Feel free to post questions of your own in the comments section. Read on!
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- I’m a published author and book industry professional with twenty-five years of experience as an editor and literary agent. I teach college publishing classes and adult ed book discussion classes. I'm currently working on my first novel.
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