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Q&A  •  25 January 2018

 

Q&A with Gregg Hurwitz

The bestselling author of Orphan X answers our quickfire questions.

Q: Facebook or Twitter?

Gregg: Twitter
 

Q: Tea or Coffee?

Gregg: Espresso
 

Q: TV Series or Movie?

Gregg: TV Series
 

Q: Marmite or Vegemite?

Gregg: Peanut Butter
 

Q: Chocolate or Vanilla?

Gregg: Chocolate
 

Q: Winter or summer?

Gregg: Summer
 

Q:  PC or Mac?

Gregg: Mac
 

Q: Early bird or Night Owl?

Gregg: Night Owl
 

Q: Antique or New?

Gregg: New
 

Q: Cats or Dogs?

Gregg: Definitely Dogs
 

Q: Save or Splurge?

Gregg: Depends on my mood
 

Q: Classic or Modern?

Gregg: Modern
 

Q: Spicy or Mild

Gregg: Spicy
 

Q: Leather or Denim?

Gregg: Denim
 

Q: Bond or Bourne?

Gregg: Probably Bond
 

Q: Chicken or Beef?

Gregg: Chicken
 

Q: Running or Walking?

Gregg: Hiking
 

Q: A Play or a Musical?

Gregg: Musical
 

Q: Asking questions or answering questions?

Gregg: Asking questions
 

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