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Author Archives: Sharon Biggs Waller
Hi All, Rachel Silberman, one of the hosts of the awesome YouTube channel RayKayBooks, is doing the neatest author scavenger hunt. There are four different hunts, and I’m in the contemporary/historical segment, which is the third one. There are so many, … Continue reading
Barnes and Noble is selling loads of signed books today so I thought I would do a little virtual signing of my own. Contact me through this link with your mailing address and I will send you a signed bookmark … Continue reading
I will never forget the first time I saw a field of poppies in full bloom. I was living in England at the time and I was on my way to Bath with a friend. We took the scenic route … Continue reading
I’m so thrilled to be able to share the new paperback cover to A MAD, WICKED FOLLY, which will be released June 2, 2015, complete with some extra content. There’s something really magical about seeing your cover for the first … Continue reading
Yesterday I had the pleasure of being on a Sex and Violence in YA lit panel with two of my Corsets, Cutlasses, and Candlesticks blog sisters, Katherine Longshore and Jennifer McGowan. It was hosted by the very fab teen librarian … Continue reading
A Mad Wicked Folly
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I admit it. I get a little thrill of happiness whenever an author I admire talks to me. For instance, I chatted with Elizabeth Wein on Twitter about Code Name Verity while I was reading the book in England. And … Continue reading
