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Ronreads interview: Lauren Kate
Now that my article on Lauren Kate has come out, I’m free to talk about how this particular interview went, especially when compared to the festival of awkward that was last year’s interview. For one thing, Lauren was in incredibly … Continue reading
Posted in Author Interview
Tagged a farewell to arms, author interview, cam briel, daniel grigori, elizabeth gaskell, ernest hemmingway, fallen, john milton, lauren kate, lucinda price, mikhail bulgakov, north and south, passion, the master and margerita, the woman in white, torment, wilkie collins, william shakespeare
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Lauren Kate returns!
Late in 2010, I had the chance to talk to Lauren Kate, the bestselling author of the young adult books “Fallen” and “Torment”. It went well, for the most part — I got to ask all the questions I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in My Life in Books
Tagged becca fitzpatrick, fallen, lauren kate, my life in books, passion, torment
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Book review: Lauren Kate’s “Passion”
I only started reading Lauren Kate’s “Fallen” series when I had to interview her for the paper that I work for. While the cover art was certainly intriguing, I didn’t feel any pressing need to get copies of the books … Continue reading