Alia Savanah asked Alice Oseman:

i swear by the first 15 pages i was in love with this book. If your planning on writing a book how do you smoothly connect on major event to the next?

Alice Oseman ah thank you so much! there are an infinite number of ways to connect major scenes. little chapters of conversation or inner monologue are always good. there's no right way to write!

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I loved Solitaire, it's definitely one of my favourite books. Perhaps a bit too soon, but are you working on anything else? :)

sarah asked Alice Oseman:

Would you ever consider making the Universe City podcast a real thing? Or is it just based on Welcome to Night Vale?

A Goodreads user asked Alice Oseman:

I really want to write something but the problem is that I want to write too many things. And I've started writing too many things already. My mum says I should just focus on one story at a time but I keep getting new ideas and I feel like if I don't write all of them I'll never get round to writing them. Do you have any advice?

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i swear by the first 15 pages i was in love with this book. If your planning on writing a book how do you smoothly connect on major event to the next?

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I loved Solitaire, it's definitely one of my favourite books. Perhaps a bit too soon, but are you working on anything else? :)

Would you ever consider making the Universe City podcast a real thing? Or is it just based on Welcome to Night Vale?

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