There’s been a lot of talk on the blogosphere lately about the US cover for Justine Larbalestier’s Liar, which comes out from Bloomsbury this fall. Justine herself wrote a fantastic post about the issues of race in cover design, which has been picked up by Publishers Weekly and Jezebel, among others. While I [...]
Multiple straps on a metallic shoe (available in grape!) for Karen, who writes:
My question is about having multiple agents. Is it common for an author to have another agent to handle foreign rights and if so, would we have to query them in the same manner as with the original agent or would the original [...]
About Suite Scarlett, while sitting in a hotel. I was there for part of the taping of this, but I had to leave when I kept laughing out loud at some of her answers.
The good people over at Indie Bound have declared today, May 1st, “Buy Indie Day!” Now, I’m all about a day specifically dedicated to buying books, and this one, in particular, urges you to get out and support your local independent bookstore. My two favorites? Books of Wonder in NYC and The Tattered [...]
Maureen Johnson is getting ready for the May release of the paperback of Suite Scarlett, keeping busy with BEDA and her new ning, but in the meantime, I’m thrilled to share that the Horn Book recently published a special list of Funny Books, and Suite Scarlett was one of only four YA titles included. [...]
