FAQ updated + good news
Thanks to everyone for all the questions. I have now updated the FAQ by incorporating the new quessies and dividing it into four sections:
Personal
Writerising
Magic or Madness Trilogy
How To Ditch Your Fairy
If you have more questions feel free to ask them over there.
There are spoilers in the MorM FAQ but they are at the bottom under a spoiler warning. There are no How To Ditch Your Fairy spoilers. Aren’t I good to you people?
Speaking of which, I just found out that HTDYF is a Junior Library Guild selection. This is quite the honour as they have a reputation for picking books that go on to be award-winners and bestsellers. If you look through their book selections you’ll recognise many fabulous books.
There was also a gorgeous new review over on the Ravenous Reader Reviews. I’ve never had so many reviews and comments and fan mail about a book before it was even published. I could get used to this!
Though publication is very soon: 16 September in the US of A. That’s nearly almost two weeks away!
Posted by Justine at 18:05, 27 August 2008 under Admin, How To Ditch Your Fairy, Magic or Madness trilogy |
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Hillary! Says:
HTDYF is quite the fantastic book. I think I read it in one sitting. I think it should win at least 500 awards for it’s uniqueness and funniness and overall awesomeness.
August 27th, 2008 at 7:19 pm
Serafina Zane Says:
I preordered HTDYF yesterday in the epic post-birthday Borders binge.
Looking forward to it.
August 27th, 2008 at 9:21 pm
Elodie Says:
XD! with all the reviews and stuff, I actually thought HTDYF was already out! -amused-
and I’m in France) so the release date isn’t something I’ve been paying huge attention to. Man, I need to become an editor,then I could read those books when they’re done instead of a year later XD
I don’t actually get to read it until I go back to the US (I don’t like shipping
August 28th, 2008 at 7:40 am
Lauren Says:
I hope the HTDYF love fest continues. You deserve it. it’s a great book.
August 28th, 2008 at 11:12 am