Some days, I wake up and it still doesn’t feel real.Ī year from now, what impact do you hope A Song of Wraiths and Ruin will have made on readers? As a black immigrant, the thought that I could actually get anything traditionally published had always felt about as likely as me becoming the first person on Mars.
to break the news, and I was so delirious with sleep that I was half-convinced I was dreaming.
I got the call when I was living in Japan my agent called me at 5 a.m. How did you feel when you found out you were going to be published? Their struggles are informed by the emotional roller coaster of my teen years, so I hope readers see themselves in these characters’ lows and triumphs. The protagonists represent characters I wish I’d gotten to read when I was growing up. What do you hope readers will love about A Song of Wraiths and Ruin? Brown raises the stakes by exploring how we all have a responsibility to right the wrongs of injustice. ( Click here to read the full review.) We asked eight YA authors, first-timers and seasoned veterans alike, to talk about their new releases and reflect on their creative journeys.Ī refugee and a princess find themselves on a romantic, dangerous collision course in A Song of Wraiths and Ruin, a West Africa-inspired fantasy.
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