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"This experience feels like a dream come true that also has a lot of responsibility."
Julie Leong on her debut cozy fantasy novel, The Teller of Small Fortunes
"it all created a strong desire for escapism and comfort in our entertainment."
India Holton on her new rom-com, The Ornithologist’s Field Guide to Love
"If a book isn’t entertaining and amusing to me, I can’t expect it to be that for readers."
Gayle Forman on her new middle grade novel, Not Nothing
"I always read books aloud several times."
Joelle Wellington on her new YA slasher horror novel, The Blonde Dies First
"I feel like I would largely describe this book as a love letter to horror films and the place I was raised, Brooklyn."
B.K. Borison on Business Casual and the end of the Lovelight series
"I hope this is a place readers can return to again and again whenever they need comfort."
Laura Jane Williams on her new teen series, Taylor Blake is a Legend
"I also wanted to write about somebody really grabbing life with both hands, and sometimes I think teens are better than this than adults!"
Jennifer Hennessy on her adult rom-com debut, Degrees of Engagement
"For a YA audience intimacy is much more about feelings versus physical sensation, so I had to make that distinction deliberately as I wrote."
Alexandra Rowland on their hilarious new fantasy novel, Running Close to the Wind
"Comedy is so, so important, and we just don’t talk about that often enough"
Sophie Kim on her enthralling new fantasy novel, The God and the Gumiho
"There’s just something about a crotchety fallen god, who hates everything but coffee, that speaks to my soul."
Desmond Hall on his evocative new YA thriller, Better Must Come
"The country of my youth is a time well lost."
Rachel Lynn Solomon on her new YA rom-com, Past Present Future
"I view romance novels as a safe space to explore darker and more difficult topics with the comfort of a guaranteed HEA."
Morgan Matson on her new YA rom-com, The Ballad of Darcy & Russell
"I didn’t meet the love of my life – but I always held onto it as an idea!"
Jessica Parra on her new YA novel, The Quince Project
"I wanted to remind myself of the power we all have to rewrite our happy endings."
Chloe Liese on The Bergman Brother series finale, Only and Forever
"These stories are hopeful, joyful, steamy, emotionally tender, and compassionate, care taken to ensure they are nuanced, authentic, and positive in their representation"