Have you read any 2021 YA fantasy releases you consider a must-read for fans of your work? I loved it! The Cursebreaker series feels very medieval in my head (castles and swords and horses, yay!), while Kandala is a bit more pre-industrial (steam engines and early electricity and indoor plumbing, yay!). What was is like diving into the kingdom of Kandala and its characters after having lived in the world of The Cursebreakers series for so long?
We can explore global themes like corruption and war and violence-and show characters finding hope and peace and victory along the way. YA fantasies really allow us to take a deep dive into challenging topics and present them to readers in an accessible way.
What is it about this genre you love writing so much? I think Lilith, from the Cursebreaker series, would probably be the worst.īoth Defy the Night and your last YA trilogy, the Cursebreakers, are YA fantasies. I think Quint, from Defy the Night, would be a ton of fun to hang out with. With that in mind, which of the characters, including those from Defy the Night, do you think you would get on with best and worst? Harristan and Grey would probably get along really well, in a quiet, reserved sort of way. I think Corrick and Grey would hate each other. Corrick and Rhen would compete at absolutely everything, but they’d be friendly rivals. I think Tessa and Harper would be great friends. This is such a fun question! I’ll go with the Cursebreaker series.
characters from your previous books do you think Tessa and Corrick would get on with the best and worst?.
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