Andrea Cremer
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- A Blurred History
- Alice's CWIM Blog
- American Indians in Children's Literature (AICL)
- Apparently !
- Ashland Fun & Games, LLC
- Author Bethany Wiggins
- Author Elana Johnson
- Between Fact and Fiction
- Blog of Author Michelle McLean
- Book Chick City | Urban Fantasy & Romance Reviews
- Caroline by line
- Carrie Harris
- Carrie's Procrastinatory Outlet
- Combreviations
- Deathday Letters
- Editorial Anonymous
- Elizabeth Ashe
- FANTASTIC BOOK REVIEW
- GUYS WITH BOOKS
- Hilary T. Smith
- I, uh, think I killed my muse
- Kiersten Writes
- Kim Harrington
- Life at Willow Manor
- Lisa D. Writes
- Living Your Five
- loriamay.blogspot.com
- Mundie Moms
- Nathan Bransford, Author
- Neil Gaiman's Journal
- Paper Cuts
- Pimp My Novel
- Pub Rants
- Read Bree
- readergirlz
- S.R. Johannes
- Shelley Moore Thomas
- Steampunk Revue
- Talespinning
- That Chick That Reads
- The Diary of A Lost Witch
- The Philosophy of KLo
- The Story Siren
- The Undercover Book Lover (Not Really)
- The Wednesday Chronicles
- This Is My Secret: The Blog and Website of Writer Kristin Cashore
- Through Still and Storm
- Trac Changes
- Wondrous Reads
- Working My Muse
- Writes in the City
- YA Book Releases
- YA Roundup
- You 2.0 blog - YA author Kay Cassidy
- Yvonne Osborne's Writing Blog
- ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥Princess Bookie♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
| Gender | Female |
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| Occupation | Writer/Historian |
| Location | New York, New York, United States |
| Introduction | Author of YA/Crossover speculative fiction. Represented by Charlie Olsen and Richard Pine (InkWell Management). I'm originally from the Northwoods of Wisconsin (it's not the Midwest, it's the Canadian Shield) but have recently migrated to Manhattan. Before I began writing full time, I was a professor of history, and I spend a lot of time thinking about worlds beyond this one. Worlds of the past, worlds yet to come. The first writing projects I undertook were plays performed for our parents by my little brother and myself in our living room. Sometimes these pieces involved puppets made from brown paper bags. More recent WIPs are speculative fiction, YA, and children's literature. |
| Interests | Writing, reading, history and its construction, speculation, urban fantasy, names, bodies of water, etymology |
| Favorite Movies | Last of the Mohicans, Love With a Proper Stranger, But I'm a Cheerleader, Saved, The Red Violin, The Fog of War, Coraline, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, Ghostbusters, Sabrina, The Birds, Aliens, Underworld, Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, The Last Unicorn, Legend, Clash of the Titans, Twilight, anything that features the Muppets |
| Favorite Music | Eels, Magnetic Fields, Blur, Weezer, Sparklehorse, Anything mixed by Ulrich Schnauss, M83, Bat for Lashes, Chopin, Faure, Iron and Wine, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Psychedelic Furs, Lali Puna, Nuuro, Contriva, The Notwist, Tarwater |
| Favorite Books | Watership Down has long held the place as my favorite novel, writers who've shaped me: Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman, Kurt Vonnegut, Christopher Moore, Terry Pratchett, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Barbara Kingsolver, Jane Smiley, David Eddings, Cassandra Clare, Melissa Marr, JK Rowling, John Green, David Levithan, Louise Erdich, Sherman Alexie, Maggie Stiefvater |