So, back from Mumbai, a little tired but nevertheless ecstatic to have been back, and reconnected with family, friends and old haunts. Check out all my pictures on facebook.
But now to introduce the next writer in my Q&Q series, Lizann Flatt. She has written two fantastic books.
Bedtime Teeth appeared in Switching on the Moon, a poetry anthology by Jane Yolen and Andrew Fusek Peters, published by Candlewick Press in September 2010.
Let's Go! The Story of getting from There to Here was chosen as the TD Grade One Giveaway book for 2009.
She also voluteers as a regional adviser for the Canada East Chapter of SCBWI. That takes a lot of committment and time!
Friends, here's Lizann Flatt...
1) In one word, how would you describe your personality?
Reserved
2) What is your deepest desire?
Um.... (See above.)
3) Your greatest fear?
That would be ditto the above. I find it impossible to distill my thoughts and feelings into anything resembling a coherent answer for this type of question. But I could quip: liver.
4) Your favourite colour?
Yellow...usually.
5) A song you can't help singing along with, every time you hear it?
"It's My Life." Mostly the Talk Talk version but I also like the one by No Doubt.
6) A movie that made you cry?
Almost all of them make me cry. Seriously. It's pathetic.
7) A book you have read more than five times?
Too many books I want to read to have read any one of them 5 times, but books I've read several times include the Lord of the Rings trilogy, most of L.M. Montgomery's books, Holes by Louis Sachar, and Kate DiCamillo's The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane.
8) From your own oeuvre: your favorite child?
Let's Go! The Story of Getting from There to Here.
9) One thing you hate about being a writer?
The vast and ever-changing unknown of it all.
10) One thing no one knows about you (and now will)?
I would rather ask the questions than answer them. And my snack habits went to hell once Miss Vickie stopped using peanut oil.
Currently, Lizann is working on manuscripts on the War of 1812, the Islamic Empire, and a picture book involving nature and numbers. If all goes well they'll be books sometime in 2012.
Lizann, it was wonderful reading your answers. Thank you for stopping by and good luck!
But now to introduce the next writer in my Q&Q series, Lizann Flatt. She has written two fantastic books.
Bedtime Teeth appeared in Switching on the Moon, a poetry anthology by Jane Yolen and Andrew Fusek Peters, published by Candlewick Press in September 2010.
Let's Go! The Story of getting from There to Here was chosen as the TD Grade One Giveaway book for 2009.
She also voluteers as a regional adviser for the Canada East Chapter of SCBWI. That takes a lot of committment and time!
Friends, here's Lizann Flatt...
1) In one word, how would you describe your personality?
Reserved
2) What is your deepest desire?
Um.... (See above.)
3) Your greatest fear?
That would be ditto the above. I find it impossible to distill my thoughts and feelings into anything resembling a coherent answer for this type of question. But I could quip: liver.
4) Your favourite colour?
Yellow...usually.
5) A song you can't help singing along with, every time you hear it?
"It's My Life." Mostly the Talk Talk version but I also like the one by No Doubt.
6) A movie that made you cry?
Almost all of them make me cry. Seriously. It's pathetic.
7) A book you have read more than five times?
Too many books I want to read to have read any one of them 5 times, but books I've read several times include the Lord of the Rings trilogy, most of L.M. Montgomery's books, Holes by Louis Sachar, and Kate DiCamillo's The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane.
8) From your own oeuvre: your favorite child?
Let's Go! The Story of Getting from There to Here.
9) One thing you hate about being a writer?
The vast and ever-changing unknown of it all.
10) One thing no one knows about you (and now will)?
I would rather ask the questions than answer them. And my snack habits went to hell once Miss Vickie stopped using peanut oil.
Currently, Lizann is working on manuscripts on the War of 1812, the Islamic Empire, and a picture book involving nature and numbers. If all goes well they'll be books sometime in 2012.
Lizann, it was wonderful reading your answers. Thank you for stopping by and good luck!
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Thanks so much for doing this, Mahtab!
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