Today I’m announcing the last round of winners for the Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview giveaways! Thank you again to everyone who read the interviews and shared them online, to all the people who entered the giveaways and tweeted about the interviews—and to all the authors who answered my questions and offered up their booksContinue reading “Final Round of Debut Giveaway Winners!”
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Fall 2012 YA Debut International Giveaway!
Want one last—international!—opportunity to win one of the Fall 2012 YA debut novels I featured in my interview series? Well, here it is. Enter and choose the book you most want from the ten I featured by filling out the entry form embedded in this post… Need some help deciding? Here are the authors’ mostContinue reading “Fall 2012 YA Debut International Giveaway!”
Don’t Miss These Debuts
If you missed any of the debut interviews this week, be sure to check them out: What Happens Next and Colleen Clayton: “There is nothing like holding a book in your hands with your name on the front of it. . . . I would run my finger down the spines and think: Wow. I did it.Continue reading “Don’t Miss These Debuts”
First Round of Debut Giveaway Winners!
Today I’m announcing some winners for the Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview giveaways! First off, thank you so much to everyone who read the interviews and shared them online—and to all the authors who answered my questions and offered up their books for prizes! Here are the first five winners from Week 1 of theContinue reading “First Round of Debut Giveaway Winners!”
2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: TOUCHING THE SURFACE by Kimberly Sabatini
It’s the very last day of my Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview series! I’ve been excited to feature these debut novels from the fall season, and I hope you’re now as intrigued to get your hands on them as I am. Our final YA debut author of the series is Kimberly Sabatini—her first novel, Touching theContinue reading “2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: TOUCHING THE SURFACE by Kimberly Sabatini”
2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: BLIND SPOT by Laura Ellen
Welcome back to my Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview series! I’m excited to feature these debut novels from the fall season, and I hope you’re as intrigued to get your hands on them as I am. Today’s YA debut author is Laura Ellen—her first novel, Blind Spot, comes out October 23 from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. ReadContinue reading “2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: BLIND SPOT by Laura Ellen”
2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: FALL TO PIECES by Vahini Naidoo
Welcome back to my Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview series! I’m excited to feature these debut novels from the fall season, and I hope you’re as intrigued to get your hands on them as I am. Today’s YA debut author is Vahini Naidoo—her first novel, Fall to Pieces, comes out October 2 from Marshall Cavendish / AmazonContinue reading “2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: FALL TO PIECES by Vahini Naidoo”
2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: Skylark by Meagan Spooner
Welcome back to my Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview series! I’m excited to feature these ten debut novels from the fall season, and I hope you’re as intrigued to get your hands on them as I am. Today’s YA debut author is Meagan Spooner—her first novel, Skylark, is available now from Carolrhoda Lab / Lerner Books. ReadContinue reading “2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: Skylark by Meagan Spooner”
2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: WHAT HAPPENS NEXT by Colleen Clayton
Welcome back to my Fall 2012 YA Debut Interview series! I’m excited to feature these debut novels from the fall season, and I hope you’re as intrigued to get your hands on them as I am. Today’s YA debut author is Colleen Clayton—her first novel, What Happens Next, comes out October 9 from Poppy / Little,Continue reading “2012 YA Debut Interview + Giveaway: WHAT HAPPENS NEXT by Colleen Clayton”
On Being a Debut
I’ve been feeling nostalgic all week as these Fall 2012 debut author interviews have been going up… Being a debut author is such an exhilarating, beautiful, promising—and even terrifying—time. There is no way to foresee or calculate what will happen or how you’ll feel about being published and out in the world. And once theContinue reading “On Being a Debut”
