L.S. Kilroy
I've actually just finished a second novel and it couldn't be more the opposite of The Vitruvian Heir. I think I needed a complete departure and I'm a huge throwback to the 1960s so I was intent on writing something set in that volatile decade. And I think - sadly - that today's social climate mirrors this tempestuous time in our country. It's called The Clothes That Make You and it's set in 1967 New England suburbia. Sally Fiore is a quiet, teenage outcast from a strict Italian family who is coping with the recent loss of her father. Her sheltered world changes when she makes an unlikely friend in the new girl at school - a feisty, civil rights activist who identifies as a boy. I'm planning on a spring release (hopefully).
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L.S. Kilroy:
Hi! I read and loved The Vitruvian Heir! I was wondering how you came up with some of the more interesting parts of the Vitruvian world you created in your book...like the galateans, particularly the Arnaud story, and all the strange technologies that are futuristic but also seem old fashioned?
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