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I am back from New Orleans, and I’m going to tell you the worst-kept secret in children’s publishing: librarians know how to have them a good time!
After a couple years of working more or less quietly away and staying behind the curtain, it was…
Every so often, when the adult literary world runs out of feuds and controversies and awards outrage to write about, the focus turns to YA fiction and how it’s killing/saving/corrupting/enlightening the youth because it’s too dark/light/intense/fluffy/tragic/ridiculous, and the parents are clueless/too perfect/dead/werewolves/overinvolved/underinvolved. A few…
Sorry for the blog-neglect, friends. There’s a lot going on! Exciting times. Uncertain times. Which is part of what makes them exciting. It should be a fairly newsy year. Meeaaaanwhile:
- Comrade Keith Dixon has a new cookbook/memoir out, called Cooking for Gracie: The Making…
I said I was cashing out on talking about difficult topics like politics and religion on Twitter, etc. Then I read the paper this morning (which I need to stop doing – news-reading should happen after writing, otherwise my brain is much too…
You know what I love about shopping at my local independent book store? I go in there, and they know me. Okay, yes, part of that is because I’m an author and they are nice to authors, but when I go into Sam Weller’s…
By special arrangement with my local independent book store, The King’s English, you can always find signed copies of my novels there.
If you’re not local, you can order signed copies from them and have them shipped and, if you like, gift wrapped. Also, if you’d like me to personalize a signed copy, we can make that happen.
And, of course, anywhere books are sold.
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