I’ve been hesitating writing this post, not because I don’t have an opinion about Raziel Reid’s When Everything Feels Like the Movies, but because I feel like whatever I say, it may come out sounding wrong. Yes, it’s an important book presenting a point of… Read More
“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
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