If you could tell/ask Brian Jacques anything, what would you tell/ask him?

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

I think I would give him quite a heartfelt thanks.  I mean, sure there are plenty of things I'd love to ask and say, but a true thank you is what I would give him.  Think about the impact his series have on people...the good message they spread, the cheer and good tidings felt when reading them, and the most important thing about his books....the way they've helped people.

I've read so many testimonials saying how Redwall got a kid through a rough time in school or at home...

So yes, a big, big, thank you!

Aye,
THANK YE BRIAN JACQUES!!!!

[Ungatt Trunn]

I would ask him were he got the great idea for the Redwall series!

[Rusvul]

Well, BJ said that he didn't have raccoons and beavers in his books because they weren't native to England.

What kind of beavers do you mean?

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Let'z 'ope nae ze Death Defyin' kind.

[Vilu Daskar]

To write more books and make some into movies.

[Tam and Martin]

To write more books and make some into movies.

Yes, More books!

[Ungatt Trunn]

I'd also ask him how he became one of the greatest writters ever!

[General Ironbeak]

What are your thoughts on Ironbeak?

[i am that is (Matthias)]

i would ask him, "if you could add, get rid of, or change any scenes, which would you change"

[Gonff the Mousethief]

I sadly never DID have a chance to meet brian in 2011 I borrowed a book from my neighbor.
I read it in mid 2013. he sadly died 2 days after I got the book. (it was redwall)
I would tell him thank you hug him then just ask him a buzillon questions

[Iamthatis]

I would ask him how much joy writing the Redwall books brought to him knowing that people all over the world are reading it each day. Then I would ask him what he thought about the Forum.
RIP BRIAN.
REDWAAAAAAAALL!!!!

[Flib Bigboat]

I would ask him about the "grey" characters he sneaked in some of the books... although I think I know why he said all the goodies are good, and the baddies are bad.

[Bear]

this be an old topic, but i'd first thank him for his writing, and all the inspiration he has given to many people. then i would inquire which of his redwall books was his favorite to write, and which character's storyline was his favorite as well (whether that be a hero or villain's arc).