“I hate it when I read a good book. It’s so depressing.” That’s what I moaned to my husband upon finishing E. Lockhart’s The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks. Because—seriously—how can my writing live up to that? It’s original. It’s funny. It’s witty. It masterfully captures… Read More
In the current issue of Quill & Quire, I was pleased to see a lengthy and glowing article about middle-grade/young adult author Susin Nielsen. I have a particular affinity for Susin, not because I know her personally or because I’ve read her books—although, thanks to… Read More
The problem with books is that the excellent ones—the ones that offer worlds you want to remain in—pass quickly, while the not-so-good ones drag on. I’m currently reading a book I’m interested in, yet can easily put down to take up other tasks—which means it’s… Read More
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