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Eight years after Graceling, Bitterblue is now queen of Monsea. But the influence of her father, a violent psychopath with mind-altering abilities, lives on. Her advisors, who have run things since Leck died, believe in a forward-thinking plan: Pardon all … Continue reading
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A few days ago, I shared with you my writing resolutions. The first thing on that list was to stop using the same physical descriptions over and over again. Well, friends, after much thought, I’ve decided to amend this to … Continue reading
In 2012, I resolve to … 1. Stop relying on the same physical reactions over and over (and over again). My characters are forever glaring at each other or popping a hand on a hip or wringing their hands in … Continue reading
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Hi friends! I’ve been neglecting the blog this past week, I know. I’ve been really cranking on the revision for my WIP, which hasn’t left much time for anything blog-related. I try to think of posts at night, after WIP-writing … Continue reading
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Chloe’s older sister, Ruby, is the girl everyone looks to and longs for, who can’t be captured or caged. When a night with Ruby’s friends goes horribly wrong and Chloe discovers the dead body of her classmate London Hayes left … Continue reading
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I’m doing a book-themed nursery. I will have this mobile. And I will hang this picture. As well as this poster (the picture is too small to see the detail, but it contains the entire text of Through the Looking … Continue reading
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Every writer needs at least one person they can turn to for help with plotting issues. The ideal candidate is one who doesn’t bat an eyelash when you say things like, “So there’s this machine, right? And it’s made entirely … Continue reading
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