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From novelists to poets to playwrights, Jennifer Roland interviews a variety of authors who have one thing in common--they have all chosen to make the Pacific Northwest their home. Covering a diversity of disciplines and genres--from comics, fantasy and detective novels to long-form poetry and illustrated children's series--10 distinguished authors provide unique perspectives about their craft, provide helpful writing advice and tips for success, and share their passion for living and writing in the Pacific Northwest. Authors include: Mary Andonian, author of Bitsy's Labyrinth Patricia Briggs, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Mercy Thompson series J. Anderson Coats, author of the historical fiction novel The Wicked and the Just Sage Cohen, author of The Productive Writer: Tips & Tools to Help You Write More, Stress Less & Create Success; Writing the Life Poetic: An Invitation to Read and Write Poetry; and the poetry collection Like the Heart, the World Playwright Cricket Daniel, whose plays Helen on Wheels, Couple Dating, and Love, Laughter & Lucci have been produced across the country Diane Raptosh, current Idaho Writer-in Residence, 2013 Boise Poet Laureate, and author of American Amnesiac Greg Rucka, comics writer and author of the Queen & Country series L.J. Sellers, bestselling crime fiction author of the Detective Jackson mystery/thriller series and the Agent Dallas series Suzanne Williams, award-winning author of 50+ books for children, including Library Lil, and with coauthor Joan Holub, the popular Goddess Girls series, which features Heroes in Training and Grimmtastic Girls; and Eric Witchey, whose award-winning short fiction has appeared in numerous print and online anthologies and magazines.

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From Katharine Hajer, the eyrea blog: I really appreciated the straightforward, down-to-earth approach each of the writers took to discussing craft and career. It really struck me that these are people discussing their jobs, or one of their jobs for those who have multiple ones. A lot of the comments are more practical and less theoretical - which is to say, even when theory gets discussed, it's because it's useful. There's a mindfulness which permeates all of the interviews which makes them all enjoyable to read.

From Katharine Hajer, the eyrea blog: ""I really appreciated the straightforward, down-to-earth approach each of the writers took to discussing craft and career. It really struck me that these are people discussing their jobs, or one of their jobs for those who have multiple ones. A lot of the comments are more practical and less theoretical - which is to say, even when theory gets discussed, it's because it's useful. There's a mindfulness which permeates all of the interviews which makes them all enjoyable to read.""

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