Kate Forsyth
I never really get writer's block in the true sense of the term. Of course, I get stuck sometimes but I know it simply means I haven't thought through the scene well enough. So I sit down and work the scene our properly, asking myself questions and playing with possible answers. If that doesn't work, I go for a walk - that always helps!
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Thea Rosemary
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Kate Forsyth:
Hello! I just finished The Wild Girl and just have to say how amazing it was. It was raw and dark, yet beautiful. After reading this and your final notes, I was wondering how long it took for you to develop and write this story. This book holds so many deep layers, which I assume was extremely difficult. How did you do it? Thank you for creating such lovely books. I hope to read much more from you. :)
Mayumi Takahashi
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Kate Forsyth:
Hi Ms. Forsyth, I've been dying to meet you or aska question. So heres the question. I really liked the Impossible Quest. Are you currently working on any young reader books? I read the Impossible Quest right when it was published and I was 11 years old. I t was perfect for my age.
Jess (freaks over books)
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Kate Forsyth:
Hello! I LOVED Bitter Greens, am currently reading the WIld Girl, and look forward to ordering the Beast's Garden. I am in love with fairy tale retellings as long as they are well-written, and yours are some of the best I have ever read. May I ask what you are working on now?
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