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Author Archives: Jenny Martin
So…exciting things are happening. Amazing, wonderful things! I blogged about 2012 being The Year of Impossible Things, and suddenly, some things are starting to look…well, pretty darn possible. But. Here’s the deal. Here be dragons. Okay, maybe there’s just one … Continue reading
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| Tagged here be dragons, kitchen sink brownies, pay no attention to the dragon, self-doubt, Writing, writing advice
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To celebrate finishing my YA/Sci Fi project (and turning it over to my wonderful agent!), I treated myself to a reading binge over Thanksgiving break. That delicious read-a-thon inspired me to compile a list of great books, just in time … Continue reading
Dear Ms. Mafi, Did you know that SHATTER ME was one of my *most* anticipated YA books of the year? Did you know that your blog posts are so funny and wise that I simply couldn’t wait to cheer the … Continue reading
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| Tagged best YA books, caramel pie, SHATTER ME, Tahereh Mafi, YA, Young Adult
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I’m lucky enough to have the same agent (the AMAZING Sara Crowe!) as Jonathan Maberry, so I couldn’t wait to read his latest book, DEAD OF NIGHT. Did I mention he’s featured in the upcoming History Channel Documentary, ZOMBIES: A … Continue reading
To say THE NIGHT CIRCUS is atmospheric is an understatement, almost an insult to the strength of Erin Morgenstern’s prose. From page one, the reader is immediately immersed in the sights and sounds and smells of Le Cirque des Reves, … Continue reading
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| Tagged Atmospheric Writing, Erin Morgenstern, Homemade Caramel Sauce, THE NIGHT CIRCUS
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Dear Rosemary Clement-Moore, I know you wrote TEXAS GOTHIC for yourself and not for me especially (Althoughitsurefeltlikeyoudid, didyourealizethat?), but I thought you should know some of the reasons I think it’s the BEST BOOK YOU’VE EVER WRITTEN: a.) The gorgeous … Continue reading
