Our first guest author is...Kendare Blake!
Kendare is the author of the bestselling YA series: Anna Dressed in Red (2011) and Girl of Nightmares (2012). Other works include: Sleepwalk Society and Antigoddess (forthcoming).
Kendare is an import from South Korea who was raised in the United States by caucasian parents. You know, that old chestnut. She received a Bachelor's degree in Business from Ithaca College and a Master's degree in Writing from Middlesex University in London. She brakes for animals, the largest of which was a deer, which sadly didn't make it, and the smallest of which was a mouse, which did, but it took forever. Amongst her likes are Greek Mythology, rare red meat and veganism. She also enjoys girls who can think with the boys like Ayn Rand, and boys who scare the morality into people, like Bret Easton Ellis.
To learn more about Kendare, please visit her website or follow her on Goodreads and Twitter.
Take a look at the Horror Librarian's Reading List for descriptions of Kendare's work. And don't forget to come back Wednesday for the interview!
Kendare is the author of the bestselling YA series: Anna Dressed in Red (2011) and Girl of Nightmares (2012). Other works include: Sleepwalk Society and Antigoddess (forthcoming).
Kendare is an import from South Korea who was raised in the United States by caucasian parents. You know, that old chestnut. She received a Bachelor's degree in Business from Ithaca College and a Master's degree in Writing from Middlesex University in London. She brakes for animals, the largest of which was a deer, which sadly didn't make it, and the smallest of which was a mouse, which did, but it took forever. Amongst her likes are Greek Mythology, rare red meat and veganism. She also enjoys girls who can think with the boys like Ayn Rand, and boys who scare the morality into people, like Bret Easton Ellis.
To learn more about Kendare, please visit her website or follow her on Goodreads and Twitter.
Take a look at the Horror Librarian's Reading List for descriptions of Kendare's work. And don't forget to come back Wednesday for the interview!
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