I had such a blast talking about The Light We Lost with Helen Little for her The Public Library podcast. She is so awesome. Here are some other author interviews she’s done.
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I had a great time in the BBC’s NYC offices while Phil Williams from BBC Radio5 interviewed me all the way from England.
I got interviewed by Sophie Grenham for The Irish Times‘ The Gloss Magazine section, and she asked me about living in New York City, reading, writing, and The Light We Lost. Here’s the interview, if you’d like to check it out.
I had so much fun chatting with Daniel on the Writer’s Bone podcast about books, MFAs, what I’m reading, and a few other things… Thanks for letting me visit!
The lovely Sandra Nickel featured me on her blog as part of her “What was on her…” series. If you click here you can read about what was on my to do list, refrigerator door, nightstand, to read pile, feet and mind (though not necessarily in that order). You’ll also get to find out my favorite Lewis Carroll quote. (Here’s a hint: The Queen of Hearts says it.)
Thank you so much for inviting me to visit, Sandra!
Hello again! I hope everyone’s had a wonderful summer and is gearing up for the school year ahead. My calendar is starting to fill up with school visits, which is always exciting.
Hello everyone. I just jumped on here to let you know about an interview I did a while ago that was just posted on a new site called Scribblitt. If you want to check it out, you can get there by following this link.
Happy New Year, everybody! I can’t believe how fast the fall semester flew by! I was flying all over myself, talking about writing from New York to Montana to Seattle and back again. I also answered some questions about sequels on the Tollbooth blog in November for an interview that the wonderful author Michelle Knudsen conducted on the topic. If you want to read the post, you can click right here to check it out.
Hello and welcome back to school! I’m incredibly excited this month because The Nina, The Pinta and the Vanishing Treasure got nominated for an award—the 2012 Young Hoosier Book Award, to be exact! Three cheers for all the Young Hoosiers—and their teachers and librarians—in Indiana! Also, if you’re reading this page while in Indiana and want me to come visit your school or library, please email me so we can set something up!
Wow, I can’t believe how quickly this fall has flown. Here are a few fun Alec-related links (and one me-related link) that I’ve been meaning to put up for awhile. Hope you enjoy!
The Ransom Note Blues is coming out so soon! We have some big plans in the works like a soon-to-be-revealed online contest and a big book launch party at Books of Wonder in NYC. More to come on all of that very soon!
A few things have happened since my last December post, and I wanted to highlight them before the New Year. First, The Nina, The Pinta and The Vanishing Treasure was reviewed on KidsRead.com where the reviewer said especially nice things about me and Alec and Gina. They also interviewed me a while back If you want to read it, you can click here.