Thursday, August 30, 2012

7 Random Questions with Author Joan Holub

We are starting a new segment on this blog. We are asking authors 7 random questions about reading, writing, and life. I'm thrilled that Joan Holub is our first participant.
 
 Artemis the Loyal
 
Joan Holub has written and/or illustrated over 130 children's books. Check out her titles at http://www.joanholub.com/index.html 
 
Seven Random Questions With Author Joan Holub
 
1-What’s the last book you bought?
Mayflower by Nathaniel Philbrick. I'm writing a children's book about Thanksgiving and this is a great resource.

2-If you had to dedicate your book to a thing (and not a person), what would that thing be?
What a unique question! Dedication: To my newly-recovered chair. Thank you for hugging me in your uncritical arms and letting me sit in you while I've brainstormed many a new book idea.

3-What’s an interesting tidbit readers might not know about you or your books?
My co-author (Suzanne Williams) and I didn't know how we were going to write the Goddess Girls series together. We sent the proposal and 5 chapters out, and figured we'd work out how to write as a team if the series got published. We're on our 12th one now, and it has been mega-fun!

4-If you could have any career, what would it be? (And it can’t be “author”.)
Ballet teacher for little kids.

5-Do you prefer the sunrise or the sunset?
Sunset. I'm a night person.

6-What is the name of the protagonist in your work-in-progress?
Persephone.

7-What’s your favorite word?
Yes. (Especially when spoken by an editor.)

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