In our September Book of the Month, author Dawn Ius has re-imagined England's most infamous king as high school royalty. But what was the real Henry VIII like? We showed you more about the real Anne Boleyn earlier this week. Today, we're bringing you the facts about the other half of this ill-fated couple. Henry... Continue Reading →
Today we're going beyond the pages of our September Book of the Month, Anne & Henry by Dawn Ius, to learn about one of the real people whose story inspired the book ... Anne Boleyn. (And tune in on Friday for more on Henry VIII, too!) Anne: The Facts Born 1501 (Probably; there's been some... Continue Reading →
Today we're going beyond the pages of our September Book of the Month, Anne & Henry by Dawn Ius, to learn about one of the real people whose story inspired the book ... Anne Boleyn. (And tune in on Friday for more on Henry VIII, too!) Anne: The Facts Born 1501 (Probably; there's been some... Continue Reading →
Here's a look at today's new YA releases: Beastly Bones by William Ritter The highly anticipated follow-up to the “rich world” of the “lighthearted and assured debut,” featuring an “irresistible character” whose first thrilling and original adventure “demands sequels.” “I’ve found very little about private detective R. F. Jackaby to be standard in the time... Continue Reading →
Today, we have another great guest post from Anne & Henry author Dawn Ius. Today, Dawn stops by to talk about where she writes! * * * As with most writers, I’m often found cramming in writing time during lunch breaks at the day job, first thing in the morning while I’m... Continue Reading →
Today, we bring you part 3 of our three-part interview with Anne & Henry author Dawn Ius. Catch part 1 here if you missed it, and part 2 here. Favorite villain? The Red Queen—but I pretty much love anything to do with Alice in Wonderland. Pen or pencil? Pen for writing. Pencil for revising. (Sorry,... Continue Reading →
Today, we bring you part 3 of our three-part interview with Anne & Henry author Dawn Ius. Catch part 1 here if you missed it, and part 2 here. Favorite villain? The Red Queen—but I pretty much love anything to do with Alice in Wonderland. Pen or pencil? Pen for writing. Pencil for revising. (Sorry,... Continue Reading →
Dear BBC America: If you have not yet begun production on your TV series adaptation of Jackaby by William Ritter, I implore you to do so now. If that first book was not enough to convince, then you need only look as far as its sequel, Beastly Bones, and you will surely be as convinced... Continue Reading →
Dear BBC America: If you have not yet begun production on your TV series adaptation of Jackaby by William Ritter, I implore you to do so now. If that first book was not enough to convince, then you need only look as far as its sequel, Beastly Bones, and you will surely be as convinced... Continue Reading →
Today, we bring you part 2 of our three-part interview with Anne & Henry author Dawn Ius. Catch part 1 here if you missed it, and look for part 3 on Friday! Did you learn anything surprising during your research for ANNE & HENRY? The enormity of Anne Boleyn’s fan club! I understand it—especially after... Continue Reading →
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