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Happy Monday All,

 Did everyone have a good weekend? Mine was mostly okay. I had a high school reunion to attend, which went all right. It was hard without my friend, Sarah (the one who died in February), but I wasn't sorry I went. Everyone I spoke to was very nice. It's fun to see how people are doing these days.
I've decided to do something different. I'm going to give y'all some time to come up with some questions to ask me and then I'll answer them at some later date. 

 Please keep the questions related to my writing or characters. You can ask me what you want about All's Fair In Love & Lion (read it and had a question about a scene or a character, feel free to ask). If it's a "spoiler" question (meaning something about the plot that might give something away) please put: ***SPOILER ALERT*** to let others know (especially if they haven't read it!)

 >>>>>>Just leave your questions in the comment section of this blog, or 
you can email them to me at bethany (dot) averie (at) gmail (dot) com.  Please put "BETHANY AVERIE Q & A" in the subject line of the email or else I might think it's SPAM email (yikes)<<<<<<

 *PLEASE NOTE:  ALL COMMENTS GO TO ME TO BE PUBLISHED, SO IF YOU COMMENT DOESN'T SHOW UP RIGHT AWAY I PROBABLY HAVEN'T GOTTEN TO PRESS THE "PUBLISH" BUTTON YET. I'm sorry for any confusion or frustration, this has been the best way to avoid comment glitches I had in the past.
I won't update the blog until I answer the questions, so probably most of this week you'll have to ask me.

 So fire away!

 Have A Momentously  Marvelous Monday!
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Susan M said…
I notice that you write in first person, present tense Is there a reason you chose this? Is it difficult and will your future books be written in this tense?

I guess that's three questions. :)
Wednesday, 25 September, 2013
Bethany said…
Susan M.,

Great questions! I will post my answers next week (to give people time to post their questions THIS week). (I don't mind that you asked multiple questions, that's perfectly okay).

Thank you for dropping by! :-)
Wednesday, 25 September, 2013
Tonette Joyce said…
Gee Bethany,I have been soooo very busy here and I think I asked everything when I interviewed you on Four Foxes, One Hound...very interesting!
But how about this...are you going to stay with novels or are you branching back out?(I know you are a pet and songwriter, as well.
I wish you great success!
Friday, 27 September, 2013
Bethany said…
Tonette,

Thank you for dropping by and leaving your question(s). I'll be sure to post the answers on Monday!

And yes, you did ask me some GREAT questions on the interview. I enjoyed it. :-)

Friday, 27 September, 2013
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