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Andrea Cremer, Marcus Samuelsson & Franklin Park Get Booked - Posted August 6, 2012
Here are some literary events to jump-start your week. To get your event posted on our calendar, visit our Facebook Your Literary Event page. Please post you... [semanticweb.com]
Andrea Cremer, Marcus Samuelsson & Franklin Park Get Booked - Posted August 6, 2012
Here are some literary events to jump-start your week. To get your event posted on our calendar, visit our Facebook Your Literary Event page. Please post you... [GalleyCat]
Andrea Cremer Inks Erotica Book Deal - Posted July 30, 2012
YA author Andrea Cremer has landed a book deal with Penguin Group (USA)'s Dutton imprint to write an erotica trilogy for adults. The not-yet-titled first book w... [GalleyCat]
Five YA Authors in One Interview - Posted March 18, 2011
How often can you meet authors who write about outer space, werewolves, dystopian societies, fairies, and rein... [GalleyCat]
Lit Resolutions from Andrew Shaffer, Andrea Cremer, Delilah Marvelle & Tanya Wright - Posted December 27, 2010
Last week, we started the literary New Year's resolutions hashtag on Twitter. Today, we have more literary New Year's resolutions ... [GalleyCat]
Andrea Cremer Talks About Werewolves, Gender Issues, & Power Struggles - Posted October 22, 2010
What do you do with a PhD in history? Write fantasy fiction, of course.
Andrea Cremer (pictured) did that in her debut novel, Nightshade. She used her scholarship and ... [GalleyCat]
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