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I loved reading the interview/conversation of the two authors and loved their sharing of their personal writing experiences (how they feel, what inspires them, etc.). Look forward to reading both books. Thanks for showcasing the authors and giving me two more books to add to my must-read pile.
I love this idea of having conversations between two best-selling authors. Authentic thoughts emerge! Both of these books sound like wonderful book club choices; thanks for the opportunity to win copies.
Great format for author interviews.
This is very inspiring. I love the idea of running to energize, get the words flowing. I hate running too. But maybe I should start.
I love the back and forth conversational feel. It's always fun to learn a little bit about what makes other authors tick. I'd sign up for the book give-away, but I already have both of these books on my shelf! Thanks for sharing, ladies.
Jessica McCann
Author of the novel All Different Kinds of Free
Great idea! Keep up the good work!
Great idea & great interview! Congratulations!
What an awesome way to resent writers and what they are up to! These two books are now on my TBR list:) Can't wait to see more on this feature!
Barbara, thanks for this information. Enid Blyton was one of my favorite authors as a child. I read all of her books.
Took me 18 years to write the novel; during that time I had half a dozen titles...I read lines in a poem ("Star-Fall") by Robert Penn Warren. -- Begin quote: We lay on the dry grass of August… We did not lie close, and for hours/The only contact was fingers, and motionless they./For what communication is needed if each alone/Is sunk and absorbed into/The mass and matrix of Being that defines/Identity of all? We lay in the moonless night,/Felt earth beneath us swing,/Watched the falling stars of the season. They fell/Like sparks in a shadowy, huge smithy, with/The clang of the hammer unheard./Far off in the sea’s matching midnight,/The fishing lights marked their unfabled constellations. -- End quote. I trust that readers of my book will get why I chose that line for my title.
Yes, but who hated her enough to kill her?
Lee
This sounds intriguing so I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
Sounds like an interesting book you're reading :)
You can find mine at The Bookish Snob
Awesome teaser...and I LOVE that cover...thanks for sharing.
Here's MY TEASER TUESDAYS POST
Makes me wonder where the title fits in the story. Have a great week and happy reading! Here is my Teaser
a lot of hoops to go thru just to leave a comment
Wonderful teaser. Hate took her away, but love will triumph in the end.
Here's my teaser for this week.
What a beautiful teaser. I like the irony used in it
What a great teaser! From the sounds of it, I'll bet a book club could discuss quite a lot. :) It has such a beautiful cover too.
Here's my Teaser! ~ Wendi
Wonderful teaser it makes me want to know more. My TT: http://www.rundpinne.com/2011/02/teaser-tuesdays-the-devils-star.html
What a fun dinner!! I wish I could have been there.
Interesting teaser! Except for Carolyn Parkhurst, those authors are all new to me.
I've seen this book around book blogger world. Thanks for the visit to My Reading Corner today.
I'm not familiar with any of these authors, but I have seen this book mentioned quite a bit lately. Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Teaser, looks a to be a bit of a heavy read. I hope you are enjoying your book. Here is my choice for this weeks Tuesday Teaser.
I adored this book. You chose an excellent teaser. I hope you are enjoying it. My TT: http://www.rundpinne.com/2011/02/teaser-tuesdays-shadowfever.html
The new Geraldine Brooks-lucky you! I loved her other books and can't wait to read this one!