Ask the Author: Annie Spence
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Annie Spence
Thank you Suzanne! So nice to hear that readers enjoyed it. I have not yet read The Age of Miracles, but it's on my list. Maybe I should move it up? I think I'm reading all female novelists this winter. There's so much to catch up on!
Annie Spence
Hi Lisa!
There sure isn't, but that is a great idea. Maybe this is something I can work on and put up on my website if folks are interested.
There sure isn't, but that is a great idea. Maybe this is something I can work on and put up on my website if folks are interested.
Annie Spence
I'd like to live in the Hobbit's Shire or Munchkinland- nothing to do with the stature of the residents, I just dig how they live. In Munchkinland, I would learn new dances with the Lollipop Guild (are they in the book version?). In the Shire, I would just enjoy life. I have already incorporated Second Breakfast into my earthly routine.
Annie Spence
Thank you for reading my work! I'm so happy that you enjoyed it! As you might imagine, after working on nothing else but this book for a long time, I've got several other writing projects in the works: some short stories, a novel, and a zine.
Annie Spence
Hi Chris! Sorry for the late reply. I looked up your book and it sounds awesome. I'd love to read it, but I'm not reviewing books on Goodreads at this time.
Annie Spence
In the summer, I want books I can sweat with. To me, that means sexy stuff and classic literature, give your brain and your libido a workout. This year, I want to try the new Claire Dederer memoir, Love and Trouble: A Midlife Reckoning (smart and sexy: double points) and the novel Girls on Fire by Robin Wasserman.
For classics, I've got Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio and William Faulkner's Intruder in the Dust on my list. And I always like a few graphic novels as well: Sunburning by Keiler Roberts and Boundless by Jillian Tamaki look good (Tamaki's This One Summer was great).
If I hadn't already read it, I would cruise in the car and listen to the audio version Bruce Springsteen's memoir, Born to Run. But I've already read it (it was excellent) so now I'll drive around with "Prove It All Night" on repeat all summer.
For classics, I've got Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio and William Faulkner's Intruder in the Dust on my list. And I always like a few graphic novels as well: Sunburning by Keiler Roberts and Boundless by Jillian Tamaki look good (Tamaki's This One Summer was great).
If I hadn't already read it, I would cruise in the car and listen to the audio version Bruce Springsteen's memoir, Born to Run. But I've already read it (it was excellent) so now I'll drive around with "Prove It All Night" on repeat all summer.
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