Thank you for narrating the audio editions of the Feral series (Brilliance)(print and e-editions from Candlewick/Walker)!
Could you tell us a bit about your background? How did you come to doing voice work for audio books?
Todd Haberkorn: I’m glad I made the cut and was able to work on this series!
Rebecca Behrens is the first-time author of When Audrey Met Alice (Sourcebooks, 2014). From the promotional copy:
When frustrated First Daughter Audrey Rhodes discovers Alice Roosevelt’s secret diary hidden beneath the White House floorboards, she’s inspired to ask herself, “What would Alice do?” Audrey’s Alice-like antics are a lot of fun—but will they bring her happiness,
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With Jonathan Mayberry, Adam Gidwitz, Marie Lu, Jennifer Ziegler & Fred Perry
At conference and festival panels around the globe, children’s-YA authors share our thoughts about the writing process, the writer’s life, the creative journey, book marketing and connecting with our readers.
It’s a wonderful opportunity to gain insight into favorite voices,
Compiled by Cynthia Leitich Smith
Check out the book trailer for Hope is a Ferris Wheel by Robin Herrera (Abrams, 2014). From the promotional copy:
Ten-year-old Star Mackie lives in a trailer park with her flaky mom and her melancholy older sister, Winter, whom Star idolizes.
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Compiled by Cynthia Leitich Smith
Check out the cover for Invisible by Dawn Metcalf (Harlequin Teen, 2014). From the promotional copy:
Some things lie beneath the surface.
Invisible.
With the power to change everything.
Yvonne Ventresca is the first-time author of Pandemic (Sky Pony, 2014)(blog). From the promotional copy:
Only a few people know what caused Lilianna Snyder’s sudden change from a model student to a withdrawn pessimist who worries about all kinds of disasters.
Compiled by Cynthia Leitich Smith
Check out the book trailer for Don’t Call Me Baby! by Gwendolyn Heasley (HarperTeen, 2014). From the promotional copy:
All my life, I’ve been known as the girl on that blog.
Do you know what it’s like for everyone to think they know you because of what they read on some stupid website?
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Cynthia and Guadalupe at Texas Book Festival
I love poetry, but not like other people love poetry. No.
I mean, I love poetry.
But it’s not that I just love it, I think I actually need it. Just as nourishment, and sunlight,
Continue Reading Guest Post: Guadalupe Garcia McCall on Writing & Teaching Poetry »
When Cynthia graciously invited me to write a guest post for her blog, she asked if there was a particular writing craft item on my mind. Indeed, there is. And its color is blue.
Blue screen, that is. The kind they use in movie making when they film actors against a blank blue screen and then Cg in the background.
Continue Reading Guest Post: Author-Editor Deborah Halverson on Setting, Wherefore Art Thou? »
