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The cover for Strangely Wonderful. I gave Count Balashazy, my Hungarian pirate king, a southern plantation house in Madagascar. I gave Dagny, my naturalist heroine, a vastly ornate Parisian wardrobe. So what if they're in the middle of a "barbaric jungle"? I was weary of living in huts and tents, so I gave them some glamour. *Viewed: 182 times.
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My pirate editor, Cindy Vallar. She said I couldn't give poor Tomaj Balashazy a three-story glass house in the middle of the jungle. "Why not?" I asked. "What if it's raining out, and he wants to sit inside and look out at the jungle?"
He's a pirate king, and can do whatever he wants." *Viewed: 236 times.
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Going a little bit crazy with the new Photoshop filters. This was the first day I received my box of books and I had to run across the street and ask my neighbor to take photos. *Viewed: 176 times.
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This is supposed to resemble the 19thC albumen process. I was trying to look snobby, but I'm holding the book upside down. *Viewed: 169 times.
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And here's a daguerrotype! Whee! This is pretty cool!! *Viewed: 168 times.
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At a Waldenbooks signing with my first and favorite customer, little Mari. *Viewed: 165 times.
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Actually, THIS guy was my first customer. No, it wasn't Halloween. *Viewed: 170 times.
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Regan Taylor, me, and Delta Williams signing at Waldenbooks. Delta is 17, a high school senior, and just published her first young adult novel! *Viewed: 161 times.
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Brenda Novak, Regan Taylor, and me signing for a satisfied customer. *Viewed: 151 times.
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