Ask the Author: H.D. Knightley
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H.D. Knightley
I have a few but first would have to be Elizabeth and Darcy, because after all the drama and misunderstanding and missed opportunities, they become devoted, teasingly, banteringly, playfully, commited. As if there had never been a doubt.
I also adore adore adore Hazel and Augustus, (TFIOS)and wish that there could have been more to their story (I know that was the whole point, but still, I wish.)
A few of my favs all center around Liam Hemsworth on screen and off. Every few weeks I have to check in with the Liam-Miley news, seems like they're doing well right now, did you see the ring? I know they aren't fictional, not really, but my involvement is pure entertainment.
And Oh my, favorite of all time, from 10 Things I Hate About You, Patrick and Kat. I could watch her read poetry to him in English class over and over.
And finally my own couples, Estelle and William (Bright), constant and true: Amelia and Hank (Fly), learning and leading; Edmund and Violet (Violet's Mountain), rescuing and adoring; and Luna and Beckett (Leveling), discovering and saving. I love them all.
I also adore adore adore Hazel and Augustus, (TFIOS)and wish that there could have been more to their story (I know that was the whole point, but still, I wish.)
A few of my favs all center around Liam Hemsworth on screen and off. Every few weeks I have to check in with the Liam-Miley news, seems like they're doing well right now, did you see the ring? I know they aren't fictional, not really, but my involvement is pure entertainment.
And Oh my, favorite of all time, from 10 Things I Hate About You, Patrick and Kat. I could watch her read poetry to him in English class over and over.
And finally my own couples, Estelle and William (Bright), constant and true: Amelia and Hank (Fly), learning and leading; Edmund and Violet (Violet's Mountain), rescuing and adoring; and Luna and Beckett (Leveling), discovering and saving. I love them all.
H.D. Knightley
I was inspired to write Fly after reading the Light Princess by George MacDonald. I twisted the story, but kept some of the particulars the same. My next book, Violet's Mountain, was inspired by someone I loved who hoarded things, especially memories.
H.D. Knightley
I'm in the last days of a book called Fly (it will be released in a couple of weeks.)
It's a fairytale based on The Light Princess by George MacDonald. It's about a punk rock princess who flies, and the guitar playing surfer boy that tries to convince her to care about something, anything in the world.
It's a fairytale based on The Light Princess by George MacDonald. It's about a punk rock princess who flies, and the guitar playing surfer boy that tries to convince her to care about something, anything in the world.
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