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Do you know the difference between a blacksmith and a ferrier? Mackenzi Lee, debut author of THIS MONSTROUS THING (out Sept. 22!), does! Learn about that, Mary Shelley, and so much more in our Harvard Square conversation!
Mackenzi Lee Show Notes
The Coop in Harvard Square
Pirates of the Caribbean (movie)
THE STRANGER by Albert Camus
The War of the Roses
Avi, author of THE TRUE CONFESSIONS OF CHARLOTTE DOYLE, and CRISPIN: THE CORSS OF LEAD
Richard Peck, A LONG WAY FROM CHICAGO
THE GOOSE GIRL by Shannon Hale
Wait Wait Don't Tell Me
Margaret Murphy (British crime fiction)
DAUGHTER OF SMOKE AND BONE by Laini Taylor
IMAGINARY GIRLS by Nova Ren Suma
THE THIEF LORD by Cornelia Funke
LEVIATHAN by Scott Westerfeld
Mary Wollstonecraft A VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN
THE LADY AND HER MONSTERS by Roseanne Montillo
BONES AND ALL by Camille DeAngelis
THE ART OF ASKING by Amanda Palmer
Nicola Yoon, debut author of EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING, talks about her secret foosball skills, the mix tape that won her husband over, and the 4 AM fish that turned her book into an unusual story.
Nicola Yoon Show Notes
Nicola Yoon's one-sentence story on The Butter by Roxanne Gay
Life is Strange (video game)
Final Fantasy (video game)
ANNA AND THE FRENCH KISS by Stephanie Perkins
Wendy Wunder, THE PROBABILITY OF MIRACLES
Charlotte Huang FOR THE RECORD
The Fearless 15ers
SCBWI
Brandy Colbert
Veronica Roth, her First Draft Podcast
Harold and Kumar (movie)
Before Sunrise (movie)
Take a siesta with fast-talking goofball C. Alexander London, author of new middle grade series THE WILD ONES, talk diverse sci-fi with smooth-talker Alex London, and even get a glimpse of the elusive non-fiction writer Charles London in the first interview with a built-in drinking game! Also: adorable dog noises.
C Alexander London Show Notes
IT by Stephen King
REDWALL by Brian Jacques
Refugees International
Anna Freud child psychologist
Robert Coles child psychiatrist at Harvard
THE LITTLE PRINCE by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
ONE DAY THE SOLDIERS CAME by Charles London
Sterling Lord
Jack Kerouac
Walter Lord A NIGHT TO REMEMBER and DAY OF INFAMY
Blood Diamond (movie)
Chris Crutcher
Scott Westerfeld
Upton Sinclair THE JUNGLE
David Levithan
Truman National Security Fellowship
Affluenza
ENDER'S GAME by Orson Scott Card (and his homophobia)
GIOVANNI'S ROOM by James Baldwin
Rick Riordan
Cassandra Clare
Veronica Roth
THE GREAT GREENE HEIST by Varian Johnson
THE YOUNG ELITES by Marie Lu
Tim Federhle BETTER NATE THAN EVER
GRACEFULLY GRAYSON by Ami Polonsky
In which I refer to the trajectory of the life of Adi Alsaid, author of LET'S GET LOST and NEVER, ALWAYS, SOMETIMES as his "plot line," we discuss the power of imaginary places, and he answers my hundreds of questions about being trilingual. Enjoy!
Adi Alsaid Show Notes
ABC Children's Institute
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Stephen King
Kurt Vonnegut
Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
Emilia Rhodes with Alloy Entertainment
Katie McGarry
She's All That (movie)
Meg Wolitzer
Ellen Oh
Jandy Nelson
THE STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL SORROWS OF AVA LAVENDER by Leslye Walton
Victoria Schwab
SIMON VS THE HOMO SAPIENS AGENDA by Becky Albertali
Little did I know when I met up with Brandy Colbert, author of POINTE and LITTLE AND LION, due out 2017, that I was meeting my future roommate and one of my best writing buddies. She's the cat's pajamas, and I hope you enjoy our convo as much as I did!
Brandy Colbert Show Notes
Sweet Valley High
Clueless (movie)
NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month)
Verla Kay's Blue Boards
CRACKED UP TO BE by Courtney Summers
LIVING DEAD GIRL by Elizabeth Scott
Center Stage (movie)
Brandy's post on Nova Ren Suma's blog about the book of her heart
I Know My First Name Is Steven (movie)
ZZ Packer DRINKING COFFEE ELSEWHERE
Colson Whitehead SAG HARBOR
Coe Booth
Varian Johnson
Matt de la Pena
Jacqueline Woodson
Judy Blume's IGGIE'S HOUSE
Tina Wexler
From the publisher's feed