HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
May all good things come to you and your beloveds in 2009.
- kathleen duey
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8 comments:
Kathleen,
We have not been in touch!
Katie
Happy New Year! I look forward to reading Sacred Scars this summer.
Hello, Katie!
I tried to warn you...it's hard for me to be a good correspondent. I am working long hours on a copyedit--it's 470 pages and they need it back ASAP. Did you have a question to ask me? You can write it here and I will answer as soon as I can...
Happy New Year!!
k
Beverly,
Thanks so much for writing. I am doing the copyedits now. I feel like I live in Limori...
all best wishes for your own books!
k
At the Borders bookstore website, I saw the Hoofbeats book, "Margret and Flynn." Are you going to write more books for "Lily and Silence" and "Margret and Flynn"?
Katie
Katie...
I am sorry to say the Hoofbeats series is ending. I *loved* writing the books. There are two sets of four books:Katie and the Mustang (thanks for lending me your name?!);and Lara and the Grey Mare (set in medieval Ireland). Then I wrote two single titles, Margret and Flynn (my favorite) and Silence and Lilly.
I will miss writing horse stories, but for now, I will be focusing on other projects. Today I am beginning work on The Faeries Promise, a 4-book paraquel (a story in the same place and time as) The Unicorn's Secret.
I am so pleased that you like my books, Katie. I hope your own writing is going well.
k
Kathleen,
I loved all your books, and I hope to follow in your footsteps as a successful writer...
Katie
Katie,
You are getting a great start by reading so much. You learn a lot about writing by reading. I was your age when I started writing short stories. It takes a long time to get good at it, but if you love writing, it doesn't feel like hard work. It feels like *fun* work.
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