Tag Archives: Young-adult fiction

Indie Book Review/Interview: Oubliette by Megg Jensen

Jun 27 2011 Posted by Mary Elizabeth Summer

A few months ago, I reviewed Megg Jensen’s excellent YA fantasy novel Anathema. To give you the Reader’s-Digest version, I loved it. Which is why I was thrilled to get the opportunity to read and review the ARC of the … Continue reading →

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Why I Write YA

May 28 2011 Posted by Mary Elizabeth Summer

I read in Writer’s Digest’s latest issue an interview with Sarah Dessen, YA author of—count ‘em—TEN books now. One of the interview questions that particularly piqued my interest was “why do you write YA?” My family has been asking me … Continue reading →

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Indie Book Review: Anathema by Megg Jensen

May 02 2011 Posted by Mary Elizabeth Summer

All this discussion about self-publishing and indie authoring has revved up my curiosity engine. (This is the same engine, incidentally, that convinced me it was a good idea to try drinking unfiltered water in Mexico. Not a good idea. Not … Continue reading →