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"I do, however, continue to write fanfiction in some different fandoms these days, and I will never admit to anyone which fandoms or who I am!"

"Part of fear is the unknown, and so that’s a balance I consider a lot."

"That got me thinking about the fallibility of memory and how reliant we are on other people to tell us the stuff we can’t remember ourselves."

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"These were the things I had originally shied away from writing about, and now I embraced wholeheartedly."

"In many ways, writing Brynn’s story felt healing."

"Ultimately, I realized I needed to just let them be angry and afraid and anxious, and give them a whirlwind love story anyway."

"None of my protagonists are exactly like me, but I think there’s definitely a small part of me in every protagonist I write."

"I’ve kept these songs to myself… until now, that is. Enjoy!"

"I wanted to explore power: who has it, who wants it, who tries to take it away from others."

"Even though I got older, I still appreciated this aspect of YA literature that affirmed the strength and depth of young women."

"Let yourself follow that trail, and it could lead you to something that belongs in a nail-biting thriller."

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"I’ve always wanted to write a book that was a love letter to music and the community it creates, and my latest novel was finally my chance to do that!"