Alwyn Hamilton
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The Moment you CRACK something in the book. Whether it's a chapter opening, a difficult plot point, or even just what a character would do/say in this scenario. When you have been struggling and then figure it out, it's SO satisfying.
And also when it finally goes out to readers.
The Moment you CRACK something in the book. Whether it's a chapter opening, a difficult plot point, or even just what a character would do/say in this scenario. When you have been struggling and then figure it out, it's SO satisfying.
And also when it finally goes out to readers.
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Alwyn Hamilton:
I'm doing a report on you so here are a few questions: Do you have a spouse? Where were you born? (city and state) Any pets? What college(s) did you attend? Title of the first book you've ever had published? date of publications? Any awards? (if so, how many and what type) and any 13 additional facts. By the way, I love your books!
Brenna Montgomery
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Alwyn Hamilton:
Hello! I loved Rebel of the Sands, and I'm hoping to finish Traitor to the Throne shortly, but I noticed something odd about one of the festivals that you mentioned. The festival was called Auranzab. One of my favorite books as a kid was the story of Jahanara, Princess of Princesses. Her brother (who ended up overthrowing his emperor father) was named Aurangzeb. Is there a connection between the two?
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