You can find him online at aaronhartzler.We are SO thrilled to have Maurene Goo on the blog today to talk about I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE which comes out May 30th! I was lucky enough to read an early copy, and I was so blown away by the humor and heart in this adorable YA romance.
His first book is a YA memoir called Rapture Practice.
Her debut novel, The Reece Malcolm List, combines many of her favorite things in life, including Stephen Sondheim and boys with great hair.Īaron Hartzler is an author and actor whose writing has appeared at Huffington Post and Salon. She works in marketing and does a lot of improv. She now lives in Los Angeles with two cats and a dog. Charm & Strange is her first novel.Īmy Spalding grew up outside of St. She lives in Northern California with her husband, their three children, and a joyful abundance of pets.
You can visit her online at Stephanie Kuehn holds degrees in linguistics and sport psychology, and is currently working toward a doctorate in clinical psychology. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and a very old cat.
She studied communication at the University of California, San Diego, and received a master's degree in publishing and writing at Emerson College. Maurene Goo was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, where she navigated her childhood by practicing extreme bossy Lord-dom over her many cousins. Her second novel, Life By Committee, will be out in Summer 2014. Ready for some young adult novels about real life? No dystopian futures? No paranormal romance? Just real teens dealing with real issues? Then join us for a panel discussion on "keeping it real" with authors Corey Ann Haydu ( OCD Love Story), Maurene Goo ( Since You Asked), Stephanie Kuehn ( Charm & Strange), Amy Spalding ( The Reece Malcolm List), and moderator Aaron Hartzler ( Rapture Practice).Ĭorey Ann Haydu grew up in the Boston area but now lives in Brooklyn, New York, where she drinks mochas and uses a lot of Post-it notes, habits she picked up while earning her MFA at the New School.
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