Name: Andrew Carmichael
Name: April
Age: 16
Writes: YA, especially: fantasy, paranormal, sci-fi, thrillers, suspense, contemporary.
Likes: Life and its benefits.
Dislikes: Hardly anything.
Extra: I never give up. I love dancing in the rain.
Name: Vanessa Concannon
Age: 18
Writes: YA, Adult fantasy, romance, contemporary
Likes: Orgasmic music, Grace Slick, crowning achievement sweaters, Greece, stream of consciousness
Dislikes: Nasty crap
Extra All right, friends, you have seen the heavy groups. Now it's time for morning maniac music, believe me.
Name: Trish Doller
Age: *mumble*
Writes: YA
Likes: music, (particularly ska, punk and reggae), reading, sailing and DIY projects around Mango Villa
Dislikes: cookies 'n' cream ice cream
Repped By: Kate Schafer
Extra: I live in Florida and I own The Cutest Dog in the World
Name: Ryan Gebhart
Age: 26
Writes: dystopian, absurdist humor
Likes: scratch-off lottery tickets
Dislikes: I'm not a hater.
Extra: Current WIP - The Tyrant's Son
Name: Bethany Griffin
Age: Too old to be a YA, not too old to write it
Writes: Realistic Contemporary, once in awhile I throw in a little speculative stuff...
Likes: Books, loud music, dark chocolate
Dislikes: country music
Repped By: Maya Rock- Writers House
Extras: handcuffs is available now!
Name: Amanda K. Morgan
Age: 23
Writes: Straight-up YA and non-fiction
Likes: music, particularly country, playing the guitar, cats, watersports, volleyball, handbags, shoes, and, of course, reading and writing
Dislikes: driving on ice, excessive football on TV, bad photos
Extra:Current projects include The Intern (YA), Nashville Hit List (YA), and Backstage Book (NF).
Name: Hannah Moskowitz Esq. (I have no idea what esq. means, but I like it.)
Age: 18
Writes: Contemporary coming-of-age
Likes:Young writers, hardbacks, existentialism, and Fight Club.
Dislikes: Paperbacks, pretension, and responsibility
Extra: Website!
Name: North
Age: Anti-aging product aisle old
Writes: Tween fiction, report cards, query letters
Likes: my mini-van, sleeping in, orthopedic insoles
Dislikes: too many probing questions, trying to remember, shaving
Extra: Current project is Welcome to Donnegal, an urban fantasy
Name: Sage
Age: 27
Writes: Urban fantasy, YA fantasy, YA (very) soft sci-fi
Likes: Music, especially singing it; novels; anime and manga; ice cream, especially coffee-flavored; chocolate; anything by Joss Whedon (so far); cats
Dislikes: Fruit; most country music; way too many things I can't think of right now
Extra: Current WIPs I'm working on: AFTRLYF, HEVN SNT, DownLoad and Love Sucks
Name: Amanda Thrasher
Age: 20
Writes: YA fantasy, high school survival
Likes: Molskine notebooks, world music and religions, mocha frappuchinos, the smell of the mountains after a rain, having no schedule
Dislikes: Determined closemindedness
Extra: My NYR: start no riots in 2008
Name: Sasha Vivelo
Age: 35
Writes: contemporary YA, adult romance, new age fiction, metaphysical nonfiction
Likes: forests, ocean mammals, yoga, live acoustic music, running, qigong, writing, reading, and the smell of apples
Dislikes: not being able to do everything all at once
Extras: Check out my adult romance novel here.
Name: Sophie Wereley
Age: 17
Writes: Fantasy
Likes: new book smell, puppies and kittens, boa constrictors, power tools and boats
Dislikes: heights, exploding microwaves, math and hydroponics
Extra: I enjoy smushing flowers.
Name: Suzanne Young
Age: 31
Writes: YA Romance (Yes. YA can be romantic)
Dislikes: Now is that good Karma?
Extra: Suzanne's debut YA series THE NAUGHTY LIST will be released from Razorbill/Penguin in Spring 2010.
6 comments:
Trish!
You've brought YAYA back to life!
Hopefully the rest of us will follow suit, and things can get going again...
I'm off to read your guest post now!
I hope we can, too. I realized that I've let a lot of things go in the past year or so and that must change!
Hey Trish! Good to see you! My roadblocks happened after publication, in that things happened really easily for me, I got an agent quickly after I started querying, sold the first YA book I wrote. Then I didn't sell for several years. Haven't sold yet, in fact.
I will tell you for sure, that when I do sell another book, I will appreciate it even more (which is not to say that I didn't know I was lucky and appreciate that an editor loved my book...)
Hii! I loved what you wrote in your previous post about going abroad after high school. I took a year off after college and it was the best decision I've ever made. Also, completely relate to school getting in the way of writing :( Hope that things are better for you.
I love your blog! You will be in our prayers and thoughts! Nice and informative post on this topic thanks for sharing with us.Thank you
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PS “It is impossible that anyone should NOT receive all that they have believed and hoped to obtain; it gives Me great pleasure when men hope great things from Me and I will always give them more than they expect”
-Our Lord to Saint Gertrude
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