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Welcome to Smugglivus 2009 – Day 21!
Throughout this month, we will have daily guests – authors and bloggers alike – looking back at their favorite reads of 2009, and looking forward to events and upcoming books in 2010.
Today’s Guest: Danielle, of the YA/Horror/Speculative Fiction/etc blog Opinionated, Me? Danielle is a dedicated blogger [...]
Welcome to Smugglivus 2009 – Day 16!
Throughout this month, we will have daily guests – authors and bloggers alike – looking back at their favorite reads of 2009, and looking forward to events and upcoming books in 2010.
Today’s Guest: Carrie Ryan, YA author who debuted in 2009 and is already one of Thea’s [...]
It’s Adios! to week 2 of Smugglivus and Hola! to week 3. But before we tell you the line-up for another MUY LOCA week, we need to announce last week’s giveaways winners!
Simon and Schuster UK giveaway (swag with titles for 2010):
The winner [...]
For today’s guest, we are very lucky to have young adult authors Diana Peterfreund (of Rampant fame) and Carrie Ryan (genius behind YA zombie novel, The Forest of Hands and Teeth) over to guest blog. For their topic, they’ve decided to write about another young adult author: The Awesomeness That Is Christopher Pike.
Hello, good morning and welcome!
Another week ahead of us and plenty of cool things to come but first….
A Couple of HUGE Announcements:
We have just received some AMAZING news! Joel Sutherland, speculative fiction author extraordinaire, has made the final ballot for the 2009 Stoker Awards. His psychological horror novel, Frozen Blood is [...]
When word about Forest of Hands and Teeth started to spread over the net, Thea grew more and more impatient to get her greedy hands on it. She finally did and she loved it . And we have to thank our good friend Karen Mahoney – official honorary Book Smuggler and pimp extraordinaire [...]
Title: The Forest of Hands and Teeth
Author: Carrie Ryan
Genre: Speculative Fiction, Young Adult, Apocalyptic Fiction, Zombies
Publisher: Delacorte Books
Publication Date: March 2009
Hardcover: 320 pages
Stand alone or series: Can be read as a stand alone novel, but a sequel will be released in Spring 2010.
Why did I [...]
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