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[...] awesome authors, fantastic books, and the writing community. See you soon! Much love, Kate Brauning and Nikki Urang Click to tweet: Are you coming to #YAlaunch? It’s a giant book party! Click to [...]

[...] How We Fall Kate Brauning Merit Press, F&W Media Releasing November 11, 2014 Hardcover: 304 pages ISBN-10: [...]

[...] awesome authors, fantastic books, and the writing community. See you soon! Much love, Kate Brauning and Nikki Urang Tweet: Want to win 100 books? Join @KateBrauning and @NikkiUrang's #YAlaunch [...]

[...] be, creating isn’t failing. Are you doing NaNo? Do you have an awesome project in the works? Kate Brauning is the author of How We Fall, a YA contemporary. She grew up in rural Missouri and fell in [...]

[...] you know, we've had some awesome new authors and publishing pros join our blogging staff here at Pub Hub in the past few months, and we've had two new bloggers join this week! I'm so thrilled to have [...]

[...] , readers! It's Kate today, and I'm very excited to be introducing our newest blogger here at Pub Hub-- YA author Carrie Mesrobian. We're so glad to have her here, and please help us welcome her to [...]

[...] I found out that her Wasted series was coming out with another title, I just had to have her on Pub Hub! Author Interview C. Vescio Hi Cara! Thanks so much for being a guest today on Pub Hub. I’m so [...]

[...] Hey, friends. So excited that my second post on Pub Hub gets to be the cover reveal for my upcoming release! THE BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS will hit shelves on [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going on in publishing and beyond. This segment is [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going on in publishing and beyond. This segment is [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going on in publishing and beyond. This segment is [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going on in publishing and beyond. This segment is [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will [...]

[...] Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will [...]

[...] of the writing life, I thought I’d use my next posts to give my own scoop on what I call Author Milestones. Those iconic experiences that you spend years imagining… only to find out that they’re [...]

[...] the fact that Elizabeth Blackwell recently posted about handling critique. Her post, Author Milestones: The First Bad Review, is eloquent and funny, and I am in no way trying to piggyback [...]

One thing about being a Real Published Author that I most dreaded was being asked to do public readings. I know, I know, that’s beyond obnoxious: So [...]

I really did think I was past the worst. Years of writing my book at night after the kids were in bed, wondering if I was deluding myself that anyone [...]

[...] ! Photo: Michelle Wonderling 2013 Heidi Schulz lies to children for fun and profit. Her debut novel for middle grade readers, HOOK’S REVENGE, will be published by Disney•Hyperion on [...]

[...] to date). She's represented by Victoria Marini of Gelfman-Schneider/ICM, and her debut novel, OF SCARS AND STARDUST, is coming from Flux in October 2014. You can add it on Goodreads  [...]

[...] Hello, readers! It's Kate this morning, and I'm stopping by on my blog tour for my debut novel to release the official Pinterest board for How We Fall, which releases Nov. 11!  I'd love for [...]

[...] I sat down tonight all ready to write my awesome post and show the trailer for Tonya Kuper's debut novel, Anomaly, but guess what . . . I did that last week. For those of you that game, I'll give you [...]

Figure 1. The book I wrote that just came out. It's totally okay if we don't talk about it, though. Last week, my second book came out. It was kind [...]

[...] myself the space for insecurity, for ridiculous apologies, for a million phone calls to Carrie Mesrobian asking her to make me laugh so I wouldn't burst into tears. And this time I listened when my [...]

[...] Today, Carrie Mesrobian and I finished recording our second podcast. The podcasts are fun, mostly me and Carrie [...]

[...] today, and I'm very excited to be introducing our newest blogger here at Pub Hub-- YA author Carrie Mesrobian. We're so glad to have her here, and please help us welcome her to the group! Carrie [...]

There is one rule of writing that you’ll find applied across all genres and formats, whether an essay or a novel or a plea to your parents to buy yo [...]

Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going o [...]

Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going o [...]

Diversity is a major topic of discussion in publishing, and so Diverse Words is a monthly link round-up that will highlight some conversations going o [...]

[...] of Pen and Muse Press, and mostly writes YA + NA.  You can find her at Twitter (likely discussing author marketing, bacon or book boyfriends), Facebook, or her website.  [...]

[...] of Pen and Muse Press, and mostly writes YA + NA.  You can find her at Twitter (likely discussing author marketing, bacon or book boyfriends), Facebook, or her website.  [...]

[...] of Pen and Muse Press, and mostly writes YA + NA.  You can find her at Twitter (likely discussing author marketing, bacon or book boyfriends), Facebook, or her website.  [...]

[...] of Pen and Muse Press, and mostly writes YA + NA.  You can find her at Twitter (likely discussing author marketing, bacon or book boyfriends), Facebook, or her website.  [...]

[...] guide to writing diverse fiction. Malinda Lo writes about avoiding LGBTQ stereotypes in YA fiction. Disability in Kidlit has a series of discussions about disability in fiction. Rich in Color is [...]

Figure 1. OH MY GOD IS THIS GOING TO BE ABOUT SEX HOLY SHIT I think writing about sex shouldn't have rules. Or maybe just "rules" in the way we have [...]

Figure 1. Relax already, dude. I haven't even started with the opinions yet... As promised in last month's post, here is part II, where I asked a gro [...]