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More Team Human Fanart!
StreetAngel has done it again. In fact, she is producing a whole week's worth of fanart to celebrate Team Human landing on 2-3 July. ((Depending on whether you're in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or the USA. I have heard rumours that some copies have already been sighted in the wild.)) I am beside myself. These are so lovely and full of so many details from the books and oh! I know, I know, I am very daggy about fan art. It's just so new for me to have any. I have placed the art below the cut because I know some of you want no spoilers no matter how tiny. For the rest of you---feast your eyes!Posted by Justine at 9:05, June 29th, 2012 under Fan art, Fans & readers, Praising, Team Human, Writing life | Comments Off
Team Human Fanart
Team Human has its first piece of fan art and it hasn't even been published yet! I am beside myself with excitement. Seriously, I screamed when Sarah Rees Brennan tweeted it. Unlike many of my YA author friends, my books do not attract a lot of fan art. It would be more accurate to say that they attract almost no fan art at all. Seriously click on the fan art category for this blog and see how little there is. Now go over to Scott's blog and check out his Fan Art Fridays. Or check out the paucity on deviantART. ((Not that I do that and not that I weep salty tears when I don't do that.)) I've put it below the cut because it's spoilery and if you're anything like me you don't want to read anything that might even possibly lead to the vague chance of spoilification. So really don't look at it!Posted by Justine at 9:10, April 29th, 2012 under Fan art, Fans & readers, Praising, Team Human, Whingeing | 10 Comments »
Fans rule
Day 11 of the tour: Tonight's appearance at Books Inc (Opera Plaza) was fabulous. Lots of rabid, smart, enthusiastic Scott fans and passionate arguments about David/Zane. For the record I like Zane better than David but prefer Shay to either one of them. The most wonderful part of the evening for me was meeting London, who's a guy from Sacramento, who drove all the way to San Francisco (which is at least two hours!) to tell me how much he loves my books. Isn't that awesome? Also turns out he's a Sacramento Monarchs fan and has even met their big star Yolanda Griffiths. I was deeply impressed and we got to talk women's hoops which always makes me happy. Equally happy making ...Posted by Justine at 2:49, October 10th, 2007 under Basketball, Fan art, Fans & readers, Scott's books, Travelling | 11 Comments »
Fan art, my next novel, & reading
I got my very first fan art by the lovely Kate of Refrigerate Kate. Here are her sketches of Jay-Tee: Isn't that fabulous? (Though for the record Jay-Tee doesn't smoke.) There are also sketches of Tom on her site. I'm dead chuffed! I have fan art! Really good fan art! Thank you, Kate. I've also neglected to mention what novel I decided to write next. On account of it was youse lot's overwhelming favourite (and me having already written 25 thou words of it) I will now be turning my attention to finishing the Great Australian feminist monkey-knife fighting Elvis mangosteen cricket fairy young adult novel. Anyone who'd like a sneak preview---I'll be reading the first ...Posted by Justine at 0:26, September 5th, 2006 under Cons & Other Gatherings, Fan art, Fans & readers, How To Ditch Your Fairy, Magic or Madness trilogy, New York City/USA, Praising, Vainglory, Viewing | 10 Comments »

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