I’ve been talking about VOX on the air quite a bit over the past few months, and finally took some time to consolidate the links. Click on over and have a listen to these archives. There’s probably more out there, but I’m damned if I can find it. Pantsuit Politics Read more…
Last month, I had the absolute pleasure to talk to Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty about VOX and dystopian fiction on BBC Breakfast. And–get this–they were kind enough to send me the clip! Huge thanks to the BBC and my amazing UK publicist, Lily Capewell.
Along with some stellar names (and I mean *stellar*): Lauren Weisberger: When Life Gives You Lululemons Helen Hoang: The Kiss Quotient Carola Lovering: Tell Me Lies Melanie Hobson: Summer Cannibals Jessica Knoll: The Favorite Sister Glynnis Macnicol: No One Tells You This Elizabeth Renzetti: Shrewed Janice Lynn Mather: Learning to Breathe Judy Blundell: The High Read more…
Delighted to see my book has made a few more lists of anticipated summer reads! (And I’m in some awesome literary company, too!) Click over on the images for more information, and do check out the amazing-looking other titles. Now if I only had more free time to read…
Really excited to share this interview about Vox, and me, and linguisticky things. It’s over at Publishers Weekly today, and I couldn’t be happier!
Ecstatic to see all the love for VOX in these last couple of months before it hits the stores on 21 August. Sometimes I have a hard time believing this is actually my book! Thank you to The Amazon Book Review for choosing it as one of 15 Highly Anticipated Read more…
Vanity Fair just announced thirteen books for their Summer Reading: This Season’s Ultimate Fiction List, and I couldn’t be more pleased and surprised to see VOX mentioned! The other super-cool titles are: Red, White, Blue by Lea Carpenter Kudos by Rachel Cusk The Shades by Evgenia Citkowitz The President is Read more…
I’ve a new appreciation for reporters and interviewers, having had lovely chats with a few of them recently. Scary? Yes, a little. But when they do it right and arrange your words on the page, that fear really does go away. For some insight into what I was thinking when Read more…
Over the moon to see that Lee Child, the #1 New York Times best-selling author of the Jack Reacher series, not only read my novel, but offered this fantastic quote. I’d write more, but I’m heading to a comfy chair to curl up with one of Child’s books right now.
I always hear about these things after everyone else, sort of like opening your Christmas prezzies on Boxing Day. No matter — a present is a present is a present. And this one from the UK-based sci-fi publication Starburst Magazine made my day. As usual, clicking on the pretty image Read more…