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  *** Part 1: Publishing and Kindle
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  **** What do you think of the state of British publishing at the minute? Is it edgy enough?
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  **** So do you not have a Kindle?
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  **** What was the last brilliant book you read? Which writers deserve more recognition?
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  **** It’s incredibly hard to make a living from writing…
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  *** Part 2: The Occupy Movement, Frank Miller, and Politics
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  **** With the Occupy movement, it seems you and Frank Miller have conflicting views. Would you say that he’s against it and you’re for it?
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  **** What do you think needs to change in our political system?
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  **** The economic problem is a strange one…
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  *** Part 3: On Comics, How to Break Into Comics, and Modern Culture
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  **** If you were starting out today in the writing world, or even the comics writing world, how would it be different from when you first started out?
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  **** In the past you’ve talked about the decline of culture, saying “it’s turning to steam.” As individuals, do you think we can reverse this and reclaim culture?
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  **** Over the course of your career, what was your favourite project to work on? What made it special for you?
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  **** Do you think comics have reached their full potential?
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  **** Have you read any particularly ambitious comic of late?
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  **** In terms of your books, and the adaptations of your books, you’ve chosen to stay away from Hollywood. What advice would you give to an indie book company like ourselves about rights, Hollywood, and dealing with big players?
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  **** How do you want to be remembered?
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