Today, we’re taking part in the official blog tour for The Liar Society by Lisa & Laura Roecker — a cool, Nancy Drew-esque mystery that is a very fun read (though it does have some creep-out potential, so take heed fellow late-night readers!) You can see our review of The Liar Society here, but today we’ve got this great guest blog from sisters Lisa & Laura! Thanks for stopping by, ladies …
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BEST/WORST PARTS OF BEING A WRITER
Quick, best and worst parts of being a writer…
Lisa: Best = People
Laura: Worst = Late nights
Lisa: Best = Blog
Laura: Worst = Rejection
Lisa: Best = Fans…er our fan
Laura: Wait a second, why do I always have to list the worst. I’m switching teams. Best = Reading friends’ books
Lisa: You tricky bitch.
Laura: LISA, language!
Lisa: Oops, sorry. Moving on. Worst = Husbands who complain we’re always on our computers
Laura: Best = Flexibility, ie I can work from home on account of Nick Jr. Preschool On Demand
Lisa: Worst = Slow publishing pace
Laura: Best = A full hope tank
Lisa: Worst = An empty hope tank
Laura: Best = Falling in love with a new book.
Lisa: Worst = Realizing that someone else wrote it and you kinda suck in comparison.
Laura: Best = Being famous.
Lisa: You’re kidding right?
Laura: No! This guy totally stopped me at the coffee shop and asked if I was a writer.
Lisa: Were you on your laptop at the time?
Laura: Well, yeah….
Lisa: Did he call you by name?
Laura: No….I don’t think so….
Lisa: You jackass he was trying to pick you up. He didn’t recognize you.
Laura: Oh….
Lisa: Worst = Delusions of Grandeur. As if anyone would recognize us! You are such a dork.
Laura: Best = Maintaining a high self esteem. I mean, it’s not completely out of the ream of possibility.
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Novel Novice 
Great interview! I agree with most of those bests and worsts – although I’m not brave enough to write on my laptop out in public yet! 🙂