Wonderful interview! I loved both A Good Family and Relative Strangers. Ann's journey is inspiring! If (when) I publish one of my novels, I will join you both in the "midlife authors" club.
I've added Be Frank with Me to my TBR list, and in a fun coincidence, Family Happiness is sitting on my shelf, ready to be one of my May or June reads.
I so agree with A.H. Kim that reading is the best way to become a better writer. Fortunately, reading is my very favorite activity. I have stopped watching any TV or streaming for over a year now and while I know there is wonderful content in that medium, there are far too many books I want to read! Also I loved learning about the Amherst method of writing: "every person is a writer, and every writer deserves a safe environment in which to experiment, learn, and develop craft." So encouraging and wise.
I really enjoy these interviews and always need the reminder - it's never too late. Ann, both of your books sound wonderful! I, too, loved The Fault in Our Stars and love books that make me laugh and cry. Thanks for the interview, Sarah and Ann.
Am getting Ann’s books as well as Let’s Be Frank. Thanks for the inspiration and reminder that’s it’s never too late to become a writer.
Wonderful interview! I loved both A Good Family and Relative Strangers. Ann's journey is inspiring! If (when) I publish one of my novels, I will join you both in the "midlife authors" club.
I've added Be Frank with Me to my TBR list, and in a fun coincidence, Family Happiness is sitting on my shelf, ready to be one of my May or June reads.
I so agree with A.H. Kim that reading is the best way to become a better writer. Fortunately, reading is my very favorite activity. I have stopped watching any TV or streaming for over a year now and while I know there is wonderful content in that medium, there are far too many books I want to read! Also I loved learning about the Amherst method of writing: "every person is a writer, and every writer deserves a safe environment in which to experiment, learn, and develop craft." So encouraging and wise.
Love this interview, Sarah!
Thanks for the suggestions and the interview.
I really enjoy these interviews and always need the reminder - it's never too late. Ann, both of your books sound wonderful! I, too, loved The Fault in Our Stars and love books that make me laugh and cry. Thanks for the interview, Sarah and Ann.
Thank you! Curious how you’re finding the authors for the series??