Amie Rose Rotruck is the assistant to R. D. Henham who penned Bronze Dragon Codex. She's a graduate of University of Pittsburgh and a double-graduate of the Hollins University Children's Literature program.

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Today's interview comes to you courtesy of the ever-lovable Carrie Jones! Carrie is the author of Tips on Having a Gay (ex) Boyfriend, Love (and other uses for duct tape), Girl, Hero, and Need. She's also super-cool, super-supportive and just plain grand :)

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ETA: After the interview, check out the comments section for a "sekrit" message from Karen, AKA kazdreamer!

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In the midst of the Hollins Children's Literature summer semester, not only has Hollins professor Alexandria LaFaye paused in the midst of her teaching to answer some questions for me, but she's also found the time to do this with a brand new baby!

A. LaFaye is the author Worth (winner of the Scott O'Dell award for Historical Fiction), The Year of ( Read more... )

And now for another author interview! I hope you enjoy this discussion with Stephanie Burgis (stephanieburgis), author of the upcoming Regency fantasy trilogy, The Unladylike Adventures of Kat Stephenson starting with A Most Improper Magick.


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Today is my first interview on this blog, and I'm very excited to say it is with the fabulous Tiffany Trent!

Tiffany (tltrent here on LJ) is the author of the Hallowmere series, and currently has a few other projects in the works! She's graciously come out of her current Internet Hiatus to answer some questions for me. Enjoy!

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