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"This idea had been simmering for decades"
New York Times bestseller Danielle Trussoni on working with professional puzzle makers, falling in love with her protagonist, and her deftly plotted new…
Nov 18
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"This idea had been simmering for decades"
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"It is REALLY hard not to get caught up in the horse race of publishing"
Author Georgia Clark on nailing ensemble narratives, a game-changing publication ritual, and her heartfelt Christmas rom-com, MOST WONDERFUL
Nov 11
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"It is REALLY hard not to get caught up in the horse race of publishing"
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"I find the limits of my brain and time to be a constant frustration"
USA Today bestseller Stephanie Wrobel on getting into a film-studies mindset, being a "recovering plotter", and her fast-paced new thriller, THE…
Nov 4
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"I find the limits of my brain and time to be a constant frustration"
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"It felt very poetic to take it back into my own hands and decide that it was worthy."
Debut author Sarah Marie Page on finding (and keeping!) your readers, choosing the DIY route, and her rich romantasy novel, ILLUSION OF STARS
Oct 31
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"It felt very poetic to take it back into my own hands and decide that it was worthy."
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"What better ticking clock is there than a global financial catastrophe?"
Historical fiction author Samantha Woodruff on tapping external plot devices, rethinking everything she knew as a marketing specialist, and her rich new…
Oct 24
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"What better ticking clock is there than a global financial catastrophe?"
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"I had no idea what I was doing and just went for it."
Debut author Stephanie Booth on scrapping a manuscript, wrestling down impostor syndrome, and her heartfelt novel, LIBBY LOST AND FOUND
Oct 14
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"I had no idea what I was doing and just went for it."
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"Honestly, I freaked myself out a lot writing this novel."
Rachel Koller Croft on "screenwriter brain," epic friend breakups, and her genre-defying vampire tale, WE LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE
Oct 8
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"Honestly, I freaked myself out a lot writing this novel."
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"It's like I've been trying to say something for a long time, and now I've finally said it."
Bestselling author Kimberly McCreight on plumbing ultra-personal depths, unlocking new levels of bravery, and her brilliant new thriller, LIKE MOTHER…
Sep 30
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"It's like I've been trying to say something for a long time, and now I've finally said it."
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"It's always better to push yourself to new places. You can pull back when it's done."
Hayley Krischer on the perils of fame, going full MISERY, and her page-turning new novel, WHERE ARE YOU, ECHO BLUE?
Sep 23
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"It's always better to push yourself to new places. You can pull back when it's done."
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"I'm more and more interested in exploring male perspectives in my writing—partly because I want to figure out how to raise a good man!"
Thriller author Julia Dahl on revisiting those first dark weeks of motherhood, inching toward becoming a plotter, and her dark new mystery, I DREAMED OF…
Sep 16
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"I'm more and more interested in exploring male perspectives in my writing—partly because I want to figure out how to raise a good man!"
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"Doing research as a historical fiction writer is a little like eating comfort food."
Debut author Aurélie Thiele on falling down rabbit holes, filling in her plot's "missing middle", and her immersive historical fiction, THE PARIS…
Sep 9
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"Doing research as a historical fiction writer is a little like eating comfort food."
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"I did a lot of squirming in my chair as I typed. Crying, too."
Award-winning author Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond on questioning internalized beliefs, writing on the razor's edge, and her fascinating new novel, MY PARENTS…
Sep 3
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"I did a lot of squirming in my chair as I typed. Crying, too."
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