Julia Golding

Kara wrote on 06 November 2011:

Wolf's Cry and the Silver Sea are the same things, right? I got confused thinking Dragonfly and the Glass Swallow were the same thing, and they weren't.

Yes, just different titles one for US one for UK.

Violet wrote on 19 October 2011:

Wolfcry made ME cry! That is so sad! And so beautiful! It was a pretty long book yet I felt that it was too short. It could have gone on for ages! I already miss it and I just finsihed reading it like two seconds ago. Tears still in my eyes. I like how it ended, because happy endings are too cleche!

Kezzie wrote on 03 September 2011:

I really enjoyed reading Wolfcry and was wondering if you were writing a sequel? I'd really like to know what happened to Enno. Do you have any plans?

You know I'd like to know what he does next but I haven't planned to write another. I left his future open knowing there was more to his life to come. Julia

Steph wrote on 31 August 2011:

I want this book

Kathryn Chapman wrote on 08 August 2011:

I just finished "The Silver Sea". It was very enjoyable, so much so that I stayed up late three nights in a row to finish it. My husband is worried that I might be sick because I am so tired in the mornings! I would love to read a follow up to this book. It would be wonderful to know what happens to Enno. Thanks for sharing your gift!

Thanks for getting in touch, Kathryn, to let me know. My next book in the US is The Glass Swallow - I hope you enjoy that one too! Julia

Hannah wrote on 17 July 2011:

You know how you did the Glass Swallow which was related to Dragonfly. Well why don't you do a similar thing with Wolf Cry.

Thanks for the idea. J

Lily Caitlin wrote on 12 July 2011:

I've read all the Cat Royal books (they are practically my life now!) and I have been borrowing your other books from the school library. I finished this the other night and actually cried myself to sleep! Its so touching, I loved it!

Thanks!

Amy wrote on 20 June 2011:

Hi!!!! I havn't read this book yet, but I was wondering, is it the only book or is it part of a series? BTW, I love your books!!! So far I have read the whole Cat Royal series!!!!

It stands alone - I hope you enjoy it!

Georgina wrote on 14 June 2011:

I really enjoyed Wolf Cry. I have read all your books except the last 2 companions books. Please keep writing because you are one of my fave authors! Wolf Cry really made me empathize with Freydis, the unwanted daughter, and Enno, the 'Blue Man. I love the Viking gods and found this a very interesting novel. All in all one of your best books in my opinion amongst many other books of yours. Please keep writing!! Thank you Georgina

Liam Monahan-Smith wrote on 13 June 2011:

I am going to aswer someones question then ask a question Firstly Yes The Silver Sea is THe Wolf Cry so they are the same book but different title so you must not have NOT READ the website because it clearly states that one is for america and another is for us Secondly Where is Wolfcry set and WE WILL BE SEEING YOU ON THE 15th !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE are from Faringdon and so is Adam who hasn't put his second name on soz I will tell him now ..... ok thats over.

owen wrote on 13 June 2011:

hello julia i just want to know what is it like being a author

Fun! J

Adam wrote on 13 June 2011:

I'm doing a questionaire for school and the trailer isn't working sorry to bother you but what country is it set in?

Which bit of the book? J

caissa wrote on 20 May 2011:

i have question is THE SILVER SEA and WOLF CRY the same book with different titles or are they two different books?

Yes the same. The US asked to give it a different title because with so many werewolf books out it might strike the wrong note in that market! J

Eleanor Cambridge wrote on 15 May 2011:

Oh my god!!! I loved this book i've read and reread it. I cry every time I have loved all your books and this one is the only one I've cried about.

Kara wrote on 16 April 2011:

I saw the video for Wolf's Cry, and i will definitely try to read it. I have only read Cat books so far, and I have loved them.

Tessa wrote on 08 April 2011:

I finished The Silver Sea (I'm in the US) just minutes ago and am still in shock. You invoked tears in me--something very few books have managed to do. The ending was so sad!...but it had to be that way. I do have a question though: Throughout the book you talk about Enno's one God, who is good and just. Did you mean the God of my people, the Christians? Just wondering. Thanks for another great read--I like this one only slightly less than Dragonfly, :D

Dear Tessa, I think Enno is probably Muslim, though he was taken so early his ideas of God are fairly basic and could be rooted in any monotheism of that region (Christian and Jewish as well). I quite like to leave it open as the main contrast I wanted was between believing in one God and many gods. Julia

Animallover wrote on 19 March 2011:

This is an awesome book! I couldn't put it down, despite several punishments I recieved from my mother (for not doing my chores). Are there going to be anymore books in this world?

See FAQs for forthcoming books. J

Morgan wrote on 14 March 2011:

I really really really liked this book... until ***** died... i cried so hard... it was really sad.. but really good...

I deleted the spoiler!

Tenchi-chan wrote on 05 March 2011:

I love your books! I've read the companions qurtet three times because i love connie so much. your plot was so interesting and connie was such an awesom charater, i hope to be an auther some day in the future and i hope my books will be as good as yours Im reading wolf cry now, are there any sequels

Not to that one, but there are other books you might not have read - Dragonfly for example? J

MJ wrote on 04 March 2011:

I stumbled across this book quite by accident in the library. I often check out youth books to see what is being written for them...this was wonderful! I thought you handled faith, belief and folk beliefs with a real dignity - what a delight to see. I will be looking for your other works in future and will definately pass it on.

Thanks!