A Blurred History

A quirky girl finds her way over the wall and into the writing life she's dreamed about...

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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

I Know, I Know...

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I'm ridiculously behind on the blog - life has just been too busy. However, I'm full of ideas about things I want to blog about AND ...
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

(Re)Write!

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Do you remember the childhood rhyme: Pete and repeat are sitting in a boat Pete falls out , who's left? Repeat And it begins again. O...
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

I'm Melting, I'm Melting!

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While I enjoy sunshine, I wasn't built for heatwaves. My skin burns to a lovely tomato red in less than 60 seconds on a hot day. We'...
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Saturday, August 7, 2010

In Which I Am Opinionated

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I generally consider myself to be a peaceable person, but a few things make steam come out my ears. At the top of the list: bigotry, sexism,...
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Welcoming Kirsten Miller!

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Special treat today, blogging friends. Author Kirsten Mille r has provided a guest post. Hooray! Hello! My name is Kirsten Mille...
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Monday, July 19, 2010

Still Going

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More answers! Let's say there was a big battle and you and one other person was left on the planet, who out of all your characters...
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Sunday, July 18, 2010

Reviews

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With BEA and ALA past, Nightshade ARCs have been getting reviews. I want to send a HUGE thanks to readers for taking the time to offer your ...
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Andrea Cremer
Author of YA/Crossover speculative fiction. Represented by Charlie Olsen and Richard Pine (InkWell Management). I'm originally from the Northwoods of Wisconsin (it's not the Midwest, it's the Canadian Shield) but have recently migrated to Manhattan. Before I began writing full time, I was a professor of history, and I spend a lot of time thinking about worlds beyond this one. Worlds of the past, worlds yet to come. The first writing projects I undertook were plays performed for our parents by my little brother and myself in our living room. Sometimes these pieces involved puppets made from brown paper bags. More recent WIPs are speculative fiction, YA, and children's literature.
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