Jennifer

Jennifer asked Elan Mastai:

Please, please, please tell me you're working on your next novel?! I'm on Page 126 of "All Our Wrong Todays" and while I am extremely anxious to get back to it, I feel compelled to tell you it's been a long time since I've read a book that really resonated with me. It is written beautifully and honestly. You have a gift, and I hope you continue to share it with the world.

Elan Mastai Thanks you so much, Jennifer, that's very kind of you to say. It means a lot to me that my book is having this effect on you. To answer your question: yes, I'm a little over halfway through my second novel. The plot and characters are unrelated to "All Our Wrong Todays" but it will be similar in tone and style.

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what do you plan on writing next?

Anne Bartin

Anne Bartin asked Elan Mastai:

Elan, How do you as a writer get yourself into character to write as one of your protagonist or antagonists in your books? I have often wondered that about older adults who write for ages 13-18 year olds. Do you talk to many teenagers about their lives, hang out with them, etc.? I am a writer too and write Memoir and that is easy because I am writing what I know. I think it would be hard to write YA. Thanks, Anne

Jenn Webster

Jenn Webster asked Elan Mastai:

Have you at one time or another suffered writer's block? And if you have, what did you do to overcome it?-JW

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