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Submitted by Shannon Wingard on August 1, 2007
Although Liesel Litzenburger once was hesitant to share her writing with people who weren't family or friends, she moved past that trepidation to pursue her dream — being a published novelist.
"My shyness was outweighed by my thrill of seeing my name in print," she said. "That's sort of the trade off."
Submitted by Shelby Meyers on February 1, 2007
Authoress Lesley M. M. Blume is nothing short of a verbile logolept, which isn't as bad as it sounds. Simply put, she's captivated and most easily inspired by words.
Submitted by Jessamyn Cuneo on July 1, 2006
History contains a heaping amount of secrets and adventures. Author Jennifer Holm has taken it upon herself to be the detective who exposes them.
Submitted by Jessamyn Cuneo on April 1, 2006
While you may be familiar with stories about people turning into animals, here's a premise you definitely haven't encountered before: 16-year-old Gretchen Yee wakes up as a fly trapped inside the boy's locker room at her high school, where she proceeds to spy on her schoolmate's conversations, as well as their — well, um, let's put it as Gretchen Yee puts it — "gherkins."
Submitted by Jessamyn Cuneo on February 1, 2006
From the depths of the La-Z-Boy recliner in his New York City apartment, author John Green spends much of his time writing, and not chewing Nicorette gum by the cheek-full.
"The five-year love affair was long enough," he says, "I've got no interest in it now."
Submitted by Jeff Ferrantino on January 1, 2006
Growing up in the suburbs of Ohio, Andrew Auseon developed his independent personality as the middle of three brothers.
"I was very imaginative," recalls the 29-year-old author, who was raised in the town of Upper Arlington. "I was never a big person to play with other people. I've talked to a lot of other writers who were that way as well. It's a little jarring to start a social life."
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