faerie winter

On finding the sequel to Bones of Faerie: Liza’s story, after all

Tomorrow (Friday) is the last day to spread the word about the Faerie Winter paperback and possibly win copies of all my books (including the ones you maybe haven’t heard of)!I’m also over at Suvudu with five true things about Faerie Winter this week.=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=A couple weeks ago I talked about my attempts to write a

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“There”s a warm wind tonight / and the moon turns the tide …”

At the Tucson Festival of Books last month, I was interviewed by the Pima County Library’s Himmel Park Teen Book Club and IT Nation Teens. Hear the entire interview online.I have a post up today at Tor.com on running away to Minneapolis … I mean Bordertown.There’s still time to win copies of the paperbacks of

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On finding the sequel to Bones of Faerie: “A little blood seemed a small price to pay, for magic”

Faerie Winter comes out in paperback April 10! In the couple weeks leading up to its release, I thought I’d talk a little about some of my earlier conceptions of this sequel to Bones of Faerie. You can also win a copy of the Faerie Winter paperback–and of all the rest of my novels–here.=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=When I

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“Show me the wind that constantly blows / and I will fly away, fly away home”

There’s an alumna profile of me in this month’s Washington University (aka, my alma mater) magazine! Author Captivates Kids, ­Expands Imagination“Janni Lee Simner, AB ’89, AB ’89, made a promise to herself when she was 15: She would never forget that she was real. ‘I could tell the adults around me didn’t ­understand that my

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“In the black of the eye / in the heat of the act / is a crack in the ice …”

I’ve been hunkered down going through the (relatively light) editorial revisions on the third Faerie book, Faerie After (now the official title!) and also making some final edits of my own. I find myself wanting to hold onto this book, partly because an writer can edit any book pretty much forever, but also partly because

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