Tag Archives: Jenny Lundquist
Seeing Cinderella Releases Today!
A year and a half after signing my contract with my publisher, the release date for Seeing Cinderella has finally arrived! I spend my days using words to craft stories, hoping that I can somehow make others see the people … Continue reading
Launch Party for Seeing Cinderella!
Hello everyone! It’s hard to believe, but after a year and a half of waiting, Seeing Cinderella releases in two weeks! To celebrate, I’d like to invite you to my launch party! Details are below: March 31, 2012 1-3pm (Saturday) … Continue reading
Don’t Wait to Pursue Your Dreams
Last week I had the privilege of speaking at a PTSA meeting for W.E. Mitchell Middle School. It was great to be there. (Thanks especially to Emily, Paige, and the other students I met–talking to you guys afterward was the … Continue reading
YAmazing Race with MGnificent Prizes!
Welcome to the Seeing Cinderella stop on the YAmazing Race with MGnificent prizes, a crazy whirlwind blog hop beginning at 12:00pm EST on Monday, January 16th, featuring over 50 debut authors and prize packs consisting of ARCs, gift certificates, swag, … Continue reading
2012 New Year’s Resolutions
After a great vacation visiting family in southern California I’m back and ready to dive into 2012! I had time to really think through some of the changes I want to make in my life this year, and, in no … Continue reading
And The Winner Is…
Thank to everyone who participated in the Seeing Cinderella ARC and Funky Sock Giveaway! I had a great time selecting lines from the page numbers you chose. Using my super sophisticated method (which involved several slips of paper, an old … Continue reading
Seeing Cinderella and Funky Sock Giveaway!
Last week I took time off with my family for a “staycation.” Best. Decision. Ever. We spent the week drinking hot chocolate, ice skating (never doing that again), watching movies in our pajamas, and basically just getting the chance to … Continue reading
My Secret Project
One of the most common pieces of writing advice I’ve heard (besides write what you know) is write what you read. Pick a genre. Stick to it. Build a brand. But for me, this has always posed a problem. I … Continue reading
Why My Son Is Braver Than I Am
Not too long ago I was talking to my seven-year-old about a project he was making. It’s important to know that he is a really creative kid, and pretty much every day comes up with new science experiments or art … Continue reading