Fantasy shoes for T.J. who found me via Twitter to ask the following question (the boots are a design by Michel Tcherevkoff, who has a book of these images. I just added it to my Christmas Wish List):
I have been an avid reader of Terry Brooks, Dragonlance series, Lord of the Rings, etc. for [...]
Super fly shoes for Superfly, who’s sent us the following question:
I write middle grade novels and also have written and illustrated a picture book. I have sent queries out to agents for both projects at different times and had some interest. I have a few fulls and partials out for my middle grade [...]
Normally, as you know, I like to blog every day. Today’s going to be a little bit different — I mean, yes, I suppose I *am* blogging today, but only to tell you to go back to yesterday’s post and join in on the conversation about book banning. It’s fascinating to read everyone’s [...]
Preppy shoes and an email from KLo that continues our discussion from yesterday, sort of:
Basically, what I write sort of borders somewhere between YA and adult fiction. Is there any hard and fast answer for where exactly that line is?
There’s an easy answer, but there are exceptions. For the most part, books set in [...]
A fantastical shoe1 for Christine, who writes with a doozy:
We have written and published (through a small, indie publisher) a MG fantasy book. When we wrote it, we though it was YA, but now I understand there is a significant difference between the two. Our protagonist is a 12-yr-old boy who is possessed by [...]
