I considered a normal sort of blog entry title- something with fewer caps. But fewer caps wouldn’t get across how incredibly excited I am to make this announcement.

I’ve been sitting on this news since October. OCTOBER. Do you know how hard it is for me to keep secrets? I am terrible at it. Please don’t make me your secret keeper. It will only ( Read more... )

OMG LOOK AT IT GUYS!


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You can still watch the Publishing 101 LiveShow here:

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Also, TONIGHT I’ll be holding a Publishing 101 LiveShow over on YouTube. Just go to my YouTube page!

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Helpful advice for your approaching school dance. Summary: AVOID PARKING LOTS.

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I know a lot of other authors have done posts or videos or tweets or speeches about this, and yet it’s still something I see in my inbox almost every week:

Do I need to go to college if I want to be an author?
or, sometimes
I don’t want to go to college. I want to be an author!”

First up- do you need to go to college in order to become an author?
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My short story from the ENTHRALLED anthology, THINGS ABOUT LOVE, is now available to purchase separately!

THINGS ABOUT LOVE is a companion story to AS YOU WISH, about Lawrence and a jinn named Juliet. You should read it. CLICK TO SEE MORE.


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This is HAPPENING!

CLAIRE DE LUNE and NOCTURNE author Christine Johnson, ed.’s GRIM, an anthology of dark fairy tale retellings, featuring stories by New York Times bestselling authors Ellen Hopkins, Amanda Hocking, Claudia Gray, Rachel Hawkins, Julie Kagawa, and others, to Natashya Wilson at HarlequinTeen, in a nice deal, for publication in Winter ( Read more... )

Alright, guys.

I love the liveshows. I do. But I am on an insane deadline for COLD SPELL, the fourth fairytale book. That’s why I’ve canceled more than a few liveshows in the past few weeks- I tend to write in the evenings, and breaking up that writing time with a liveshow usually leads to me losing a lot more than a single hour of productivity.

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