Emily
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Rin Chupeco:
I immensely enjoyed reading The Girl From The Well, and it has become one of my favorite books to read. I'm looking forward to reading more of your future stories. So my question is, what are you working on? And can you tell me anything about it?
Rin Chupeco
Thank you. :)
The sequel to The Girl from the Well (it feels more like a companion novel, really) has been greenlit by my editor and is currently awaiting edits, so expect that for August 2015!
I also have a few works in progress, so I'll mention two I'm prioritizing at the moment. If you're familiar with Hayao Miyazaki's work, the first WIP is a bit like an urban Princess Mononoke, complete with spells and monsters and things. The second is a YA fantasy with an ensemble cast. Both books are the first of a new series, and should be done by the end of this year!
The sequel to The Girl from the Well (it feels more like a companion novel, really) has been greenlit by my editor and is currently awaiting edits, so expect that for August 2015!
I also have a few works in progress, so I'll mention two I'm prioritizing at the moment. If you're familiar with Hayao Miyazaki's work, the first WIP is a bit like an urban Princess Mononoke, complete with spells and monsters and things. The second is a YA fantasy with an ensemble cast. Both books are the first of a new series, and should be done by the end of this year!
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Liz DiBenedetto
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Rin Chupeco:
Hi Rin! I received The Suffering for review from NetGalley and I was so excited that I forgot to look and see if it had any other books attached to it :( Today I saw that its actually a sequel. I was wondering if you or SourceBooks would be able to send me a copy of The Girl From The Well for an honest review? Please have your people contact me. Great JOb!! Liz -Nerdigirlbooks@gmail.com
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