A wild and delicious conversation with Steve-o over at habitry. He asked me if I wanted to talk about making stuff, and I said I did. Here’s the description: 5 years ago, Kent Davis had never written a novel. Now he’s published three. We learn how he got started and how he kept going when nothing he … Read More
Had a wonderful time being interviewed by the fabulous Chérie Newman for her syndicated NPR show, The Write Question. We talked all things A Riddle in Ruby 1 and 2. Check it out here or download on iTunes!
The glorious Celeste Pewter hosted a cover reveal and interview for A Riddle in Ruby 3: The Great Unravel over at her blog. Get thee hence!
A Riddle in Ruby 2 is pirate-y. It’s adventure-y. It’s funny-y. But it ain’t actually history. I tried to make something a bit more fun that that. I talk about that process over at John Scalzi’s blog. Drop by!
“Who will you choose to be?” It’s one of my favorite subjects in kidlit, and I roll up my sleeves and wrastle a bit with it over at Mary Robinette Kowal’s blog. Come on over!
I dropped by Mary Robinette Kowal’s fabulous blog to chat a little about one of the things I love most about the A Riddle in Ruby books. The epigraphs! They’re the little slices of the world that begin each chapter—letters, advertisements, dialogue from plays, famous quotations—all totally made up. Check it out!
I dropped by John Scalzi’s blog to dive a bit deeper under the hood of A Riddle in Ruby. Like, where the heck did this idea come from? It’s all right here.