Raised in a suburb built over a swamp, Laura Diaz de Arce is a South Florida writer with a penchant for long-winded explanations and a nasty reading habit she can't seem to kick. Her other quirks include sudden exclamations in Spanish and talking to cats. Laura has a Master's in Literature, which is currently lost somewhere in her office closet. She is the author of "Monstrosity: Tales of Transformation" and "Mask of the Nobleman." You can find her poorly spelled tweets and blurry photos on Twitter and Instagram @QuetaAuthor.
Epic fantasy author Jacqueline Carey discusses her new work, STARLESS, gender fluidity, inspiration, and whether or not we're getting a sequel.
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Steven Universe fans, this one's for you.
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Read these bedtime books to your cat. Or your kid, if you're into that.
Not all great books would make great musicals.