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Suzie
Suzie asked E. Lockhart:

Do you think you'd ever consider writing more about Ruby Oliver?

E. Lockhart Ruby has four books and a short story. http://www.emilylockhart.com/books/th...
I would love to write more of her, but there are no plans to do it at present. She is very fun to write. Especially the footnotes.
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Cassandra Javier
Cassandra Javier asked E. Lockhart:

So...We Were Liars was a great read. I really like the fact that it leaves you feeling all these emotions and leaves you utterly breathless. I read the ruby Oliver novels years ago and I have to say that Liars is pretty different from it. What made you decide to shift perspectives and write a novel that's not "light"? And how was the writing process like?

B.A.
B.A. asked E. Lockhart:

How do you develop strong characters that can drive a story? Do you have any tips for overcoming obstacles in character development?

Izza
Izza asked E. Lockhart:

We Were Liars is a very amazing book,and I just want to know, how long did it take you to write it? I mean, it must have been challenging going from kinda light stuff to a suspense novel. Btw, hello from the Philippines! :)

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