"I like to view writing a first draft as a robust outline. It’s the space where I commit all my ideas..."

“I like to view writing a first draft as a robust outline. It’s the space where I commit all my ideas to paper, and figure out what works and doesn’t. It’s the place to experiment and nurture that seed of an idea in a full-fledged story.”

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Nicole Glover works as a UX researcher in Virginia. She believes libraries are magical places and problems seem smaller with a cup of tea in hand. Her life outside of books include bicycles, video games, and baking the perfect banana bread. The Conductors is her debut novel.

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