Monthly Archives: July 2011

Jennifer Nielsen on Prolific Vs. Obsessive and Illegal Elf Magic

Posted on July 31, 2011 by

Jennifer Nielsen is freakishly prolific. In the fairly recent past, she has sold two trilogies–yes, math wizards, that means six books. And she’s here today celebrating the release of ELLIOT AND THE PIXIE PLOT, the second book in The Underworld … Continue reading →

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All Will Be Well: Interview with Melissa Glenn Haber

Posted on July 24, 2011 by

I tend to keep these posts as short as possible, but today’s a settle-in-and-get-to-know-my guest kind of day. Melissa Glenn Haber agreed to answer some questions on the occasion of the paperback release of Your Best Friend, Meredith (the novel … Continue reading →

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Why The Buffalo Doesn’t Play Harmonica

Posted on July 21, 2011 by

I will admit I was surprised to be asked some hard-hitting questions about the buffalo’s musical proclivities. And his favorite martial art… The Buffalo’s blog tour has reached its final stop. Please come by and say hi over on Ruth … Continue reading →

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Coming Soon…

Posted on July 20, 2011 by

Melissa Haber is over on Peter Salomon‘s blog, talking about her book, YOUR BEST FRIEND, MEREDITH. Check back next week when she’ll be here, talking in depth about writing, why “a friendless childhood is superior training for being a writer,” … Continue reading →

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Talking Voice with Laurie Thompson

Posted on July 13, 2011 by

Today I’m a guest over on Laurie Thompson’s blog. Come on over and say hi.

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Time in the Drawer

Posted on July 8, 2011 by

Okay, so I’ve been a little dormant. I once read an article by Jamaica Kincaid about gardening in which she granted full permission to shrug and say, “It’s August,” when a patch went untended toward the end of the season. … Continue reading →

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