DeAndra Davis' inspiration for "All the Noise At Once" came from her experience of being autistic and raising autistic children.
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Who knew the comments section on social media could be the inspiration behind a book? That's what happened to Auriane Desombre, who wrote "I Love You S'more" while thinking about the power that exists in the narratives people spin about others based on their personas on social media.
The "HappyHead" duology came to Josh Silver from his time working in a mental health system as a nurse. Check out his interview below.
Fred Fordham was kind enough to answer some questions about illustrating "A Wizard of Earthsea."
Rochelle B. Weinstein was fascinated by the dynamic of friends and strangers meeting in an intimate setting and breaking bread together, so that was what inspired her to write "We Are Made of Stars."
Jen Calonita remembered that as a child, her grandparents would tell her to look for buried treasure that was never found. She always wondered what that "missing treasure" could be, thus inspiring her to write "Isle of Ever."
Sarah H. Cho wrote "Camgirl" based on a mental health episode she had, so she wanted to share her experience so others wouldn't feel so alone.
Charlotte Stein wanted to show readers how kindness is sexy, so that's one of the reasons why she wrote, "My Big Fat Fake Marriage."
Do you have a fondness for stories featuring vampires and LGBTQ characters? Then check out Kellan McDaniel's "Till Death."
Leia Stone loves academy stories and fallen angels, so that's a part of the inspiration behind the "Fallen Academy."
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