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Interview: Heather Graham, author of The Death Dealer

Apr 18, 2008

April 18, 2008

International bestselling author Heather Graham has written over 100 books in genres that range from romance and horror to mysteries and thrillers. In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Joe Hartlaub, Graham discusses her latest novel THE DEATH DEALER --- a sequel to 2007's THE DEAD ROOM --- which was inspired by her fascination with the life and work of Edgar Allan Poe. She also shares some of the real-life incidences that she has incorporated into her books, mentions the authors and films that have influenced her writing and offers advice to aspiring writers.

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April 11, 2008

Early April 2008

Ahoy! Next week, my family and I will be on the Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2), a humongous ship/ocean liner headed to London. The people who run this line do not like to call it a boat. I must remember this. The ship is like its own city: you can go to a movie theater, eat at a bunch of different restaurants, swim in THREE different pools --- even get a haircut! AND...they have a library with 6,000 books in it. Some towns do not have libraries that big! It’s a good thing there’s a lot to do because the rooms (called “cabins” on a ship) are tiny. When I need a break from exploring the ship, I will have lots of books packed in my suitcase that I can read --- and if I run out, there always is that library. I picture myself on a deck chair reading unless a storm blows in!

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Early April 2008

Ahoy! Next week, my family and I will be on the Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2), a humongous ship/ocean liner headed to London. The people who run this line do not like to call it a boat. I must remember this. The ship is like its own city: you can go to a movie theater, eat at a bunch of different restaurants, swim in THREE different pools --- even get a haircut! AND...they have a library with 6,000 books in it. Some towns do not have libraries that big! It’s a good thing there’s a lot to do because the cabins are tiny. When I need a break from exploring the ship, I will have lots of books packed in my suitcase that I can read --- and if I run out, there always is that library. I picture myself on a deck chair reading unless a storm blows in!

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Interview: Elizabeth Noble, author of Things I Want My Daughters to Know

Apr 11, 2008

April 11, 2008

Elizabeth Noble is the bestselling author of THE READING GROUP, THE FRIENDSHIP TEST, ALPHABET WEEKENDS and the newly released THINGS I WANT MY DAUGHTERS TO KNOW.

Interview: Gregg Olsen, author of A Cold Dark Place

Apr 11, 2008

April 11, 2008

Bookreporter.com's Joe Hartlaub recently spoke with Gregg Olsen, bestselling author of seven true crime books and two novels, including the newly released A COLD DARK PLACE.

Interview: Jacqueline Woodson, author of After Tupac & D Foster

Apr 10, 2008

April 2008

Jacqueline Woodson has written over 20 books for both children and young adults, including IF YOU COME SOFTLY, SHOW WAY, FEATHERS and the newly releasedAFTER TUPAC & D FOSTER. 

: Nic Sheff, author of Tweak: Growing Up on Methamphetamines

Apr 10, 2008

April 2008

Nic Sheff is a recovering drug addict and alcoholic who recently opened up about his experiences in the raw and confessional memoir TWEAK.