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a couple of interview links
I promise it won't be all Lagoonfire all the time for that much longer. However! If you want to know more about the world, here are links to two interviews:
~ One with![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
sartorias, here (thank you sartorias!), and...
~ One at Nerds of a Feather, with Andrea Johnson, here.
Both people have been amazingly supportive from the time I (re)started writing as an adult. As a guest editor of a YA zine of brief existence, Sherwood published my first short story, and both she and Andrea helped me reach out to the world when I self-published Pen Pal. If I can be in other people's lives the kind of person these guys have been in mine, I'll be happy.
Looking over the second interview, I see at some point I said something like, "It comes down to power." Hilariously, I discovered I wrote something similar in a novel at age 15:
LOL!
~ One with
sartorias, here (thank you sartorias!), and...~ One at Nerds of a Feather, with Andrea Johnson, here.
Both people have been amazingly supportive from the time I (re)started writing as an adult. As a guest editor of a YA zine of brief existence, Sherwood published my first short story, and both she and Andrea helped me reach out to the world when I self-published Pen Pal. If I can be in other people's lives the kind of person these guys have been in mine, I'll be happy.
Looking over the second interview, I see at some point I said something like, "It comes down to power." Hilariously, I discovered I wrote something similar in a novel at age 15:
LOL!
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I also think it's great that there's this continuity in your work between your teenage years and now - this continuous interest in the ways that power works, and how it ebbs and flows and affects people differently depending on their proximity (not necessarily geographically) to the center of power. Well, possibly you hadn't developed the theme to that extent when you were fifteen, but still it's interesting that you were already thinking about it.
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The plan is for the event on Saturday to have a Q&A, although it may not be long. The idea is that we'll read a little chat a little, read a little, and chat a little. We might do audience questions at the chat portions, but if not then, then certainly at the end! So either way, do bring them!
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I don't know; it might be a good sign if it stays that way.
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You're welcome. I don't see how it isn't true.
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These are two really great interviews. Thanks so much for sharing the links.
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