Thank you, elves at Amazon.com! TWISTED was named one of their Best Teen Books of 2007!!
::dances on the crust of snow frozen over the fallen maple leaves::
SPEAK is coming the stage in Central New York this weekend!! It is premiering at one of my alma maters, Fayetteville-Manlius High School, and in a few weeks it will be onstage at my almost-mater, Nottingham High School. All details here. (Note: the production is not suitable for little kids – get a babysitter, please.) The director, Steve Braddock, is the fellow who brought FEVER 1793 to the stage a couple of years ago. I am very excited to see his adaptation, and see what the actors have done with the material.
Post Standard reporter Laura Ryan attended a rehearsal and has some great quotes from Steve (and a couple from me).
The Syracuse New Times has an article, too, and photos of rehearsal. One note – I did not attend Nottingham, as the article says, but if we hadn’t moved the summer before high school started, I would have.
In closing – what would Charles think?
Congratulations on all your good news! 😀
I teach at the Ham and I’m helping out in the play!
That is so cool! Maybe I’ll get to meet you!
sorry to post a question, but..
Is it possible to write a research paper on you/your books/some aspect of them? I mean, possible? I want to write my research paper, at least 7 historical sources, on your books. Because your my author hero, it would be awesome. I assume I just need to narrow my subject down a bit more..are there any “links” between all your books?
I would love to ramble about Speak, Catalyst and Twisted for 9 pages! I find that as I read Catalyst more and more it is just as special to me as Speak was and has been since 8th grade, 6 years ago. Everything in Catalyst is beautiful, even Terri Lynch.. : ) Maybe that is what makes it so beautiful…And I love that you wrote Twisted from a male perspective. Yay.
Re: sorry to post a question, but..
You don’t need my permission to write a paper about me or my books, but thank you very much for asking anyway.
I don’t know if there are links between my books. What do you think?
(I adore the fact that you like Teri LItch. She is one of my favorite characters.)
Amazing! I love looking at those amazon lists, I’m sure other people do, too. 😀 And I wish I could see the play!
Yay!
Congratulations on all the great reviews and on the plays!
SPEAK on the stage
I can’t take credit for directing it. Wish I had. Hard for a director by trade to sit and watch, but a great learning experience. See you there.
I had no idea Fever 1793 was a play as well. I must get my school to do that one for next year, that would be amazing.
Congrats!
Oh, man, now I wish my theatre company would do Speak. That was be amazing.
It’s great that Speak has made it through book, film and now stage play.