When HuffPost Entertainment asked the author of series about released footage that appears to show Jaime Lannister in Dorne (potentially a huge plot change), Martin simply said, "You'll have to discover that when it comes out here.
When one fan asked the author what the name of a U.S. school of wizardry would be called, Rowling remained quiet on details, but still pretty much confirmed the school's existence..@MrBanankartong That information will be revealed in due course.
Moderator Jim Newton, a longtime Times writer and editor who is now a faculty member at UCLA, got a laugh from the crowd when he asked the authors to talk about the childhoods of each of the historical figures.
When Maharaj asked the authors to share their personal connections to their books, Aslan said it was interesting to write about Jesus "both as a devout worshiper and as a researcher".
When the author's agent initially asked the author who he thought the readers of his proposed book would be and he defensively replied, "Everyone," do you think the author should have immediately realized that there is a thin line between everyone and no one?
By Rebecca Mead and George Prochnik When the author's agent initially asked the author who he thought the readers of his proposed book would be and he defensively replied, "Everyone," do you think the author should have immediately realized that there is a thin line between everyone and no one?
— President Obama, when asked by the author and video blogger John Green and his wife if he had a preference between two names for their unborn child during a Google+ Hangout on Thursday.
Yet when asked by the authors if Mr Cameron wrote a memo or had to report back to the office about his trip, Alistair Cooke – in 1989 his boss at Central Office – said it was "simply a jolly", adding: "It was all terribly relaxed, just a little treat, a perk of the job.
"It ain't ever going to happen," drawled McColl when asked by author Daniel Kadlec if he'd ever move the banks's headquarters out of Charlotte.
"It ain't ever going to happen," drawled McColl recently when asked by author Daniel Kadlec if he would ever move the bank's headquarters out of Charlotte.
