Where I Write: Terry Gaspard
Our next WHERE I WRITE, in which our authors share their favorite writing spots, is from Terry Gaspard, author of DAUGHTERS OF DIVORCE (Sourcebooks, 2016) “Although I have a comfortable home office with a coffee pot nearby, my favorite place to write is my local library. And today, as I sit in my preferred private room at […]
Where I Write: Jennifer Lynn Alvarez
This edition of “Where I Write” is from Jennifer Alvarez author of the Guardian Herd Series from Harper Collins Childrens Books. The third book of the series LANDFALL releases today! And don’t miss the first two books STARFIRE and STORMBOUND. “I write a minimum of five days a week in my home office, but I do a lot […]
Where I Write: Carol Masciola
This edition of WHERE I WRITE is from Carol Masciola, author of the Young Adult novel THE YEARBOOK published by Merit Press “I write just about anywhere, on notebooks of the lowest possible quality, with cheap pens. I find that pens discovered on the sidewalk or stolen from the bank write the best stories. If conditions […]
Where I Write: Theresa Kaminski
This edition of “Where I Write,” our series in which authors share their favorite writing spots, is from historian Theresa Kaminski. “While I was growing up, this secretary was in the corner of my parents’ dining room, and my father used it as his home office. With six people crowded into a small ranch house, […]
Where I Write: Kerstin March
This entry in our “Where I Write” series is from Kerstin March whose debut, Family Trees, will be published by Kensington in Spring 2015. “Although I have a desk to file my research and drafts, my favorite place to write is also my favorite place to read… my favorite chair in our living room. And today, […]
Where I Write: John Gaudet
Our next Where I Write, in which our authors share their favorite writing spots, is from John Gaudet. “Nothing takes the place of a bare, dank, fifth floor, cold water garret in Paris in December (as exemplified by James Joyce ‘s digs in 1902. He said he ate from one pot, never cleaned it, just added […]
Where I Write: Joseph Kelly
The next post in our “Where I Write” series, in which JDA authors take you behind the scenes to their favorite writing spots, is from Joseph Kelly, author of America’s Longest Siege: Charleston, Slavery, and the Slow March Toward Civil War, which Library Journal described as a, “vivid and engrossing study of slavery in and around […]
Where I Write: Lindsey Palmer
Our next Where I Write post is from Lindsey Palmer, author Pretty in Ink just published from Kensington. “My favorite place to write is the Park Slope coffee shop Kos Kaffe. Kos has good, strong coffee, plenty of sunshine, and just enough background chatter—often clearly from other writers and artists—to make me feel like I’m […]
Where I Write: Deborah Swiss
The next installment of Where I Write, in which our authors share their favorite writing spots is from Deborah Swiss the author of the fascinating Tin Ticket: The Heroic Journey of Australia’s Convict Women. “I seem to do my best writing when I lead with my heart rather than my head. To find my voice, […]
Where I Write: Ben Winters
Our next Where I Write post, in which our authors tell you about their favorite writing spot, is from Ben Winters “I write in a lot of places; a local coffee shop called Hubbard & Craven’s, the Central Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library, various other branches of the Indianapolis Public Library, the writing center […]