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Category Archives: Question of the Month

Special Friday the 13th Question: Superstitions

by JJ — Being as it’s Friday the 13th, I thought it would be fun to ask the ladies of Pub(lishing) Crawl what superstitions (if any) they had–in writing or in life! – Rachel Seigel: My biggest superstition is the “knock on wood” expression. I probably over-use it to be honest, but some part of me [...]

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Question of the Month: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin?

Welcome to Question of the Month, where one question is asked to the entire Pub Crawl group This month’s question is: “If your main character(s) were wizards and witches in the Harry Potter world, what House(s) would they be sorted into?“ Here are our answers! – Let’s see. My main characters are Eva and Addie, [...]

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Question of the Month: Favorite Scenes to Write?

Welcome to the very first Question of the Month, where one question is asked to the entire Pub Crawl group This month’s question was: “What type of scene do you like to write best? Kissy scenes? Fight scenes? Chase scenes? Other? Any particular reason why?“ And here were our answers! – I am a huge [...]

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Best Books of 2011

by Vanessa Di Gregorio — It’s the last Friday of January, and in celebration of an incredible start to 2012, I thought we ought to take a look back at 2011. Or, to be more specific, the best books of 2011. There were some fantastic books that came out last year, and I think they [...]

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