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Fantasy Writers Roundtable
Childrens' Authors
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| Nancy Farmer |
 Nancy Farmer is a two-time Newbery Honor winner (for The Ear, the Eye and the Arm and A Girl Named Disaster) as well as a National Book Award Finalist (for A Girl Named Disaster). She lives in Menlo Park, California.
Browse Nancy Farmer's books on Amazon.com.
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| Carol Hughes |
 Growing up in England Carol loved reading great fantasy novels that carried her off to other worlds; worlds through wardrobes, through caves, across oceans and beyond, worlds where nothing was ever what it seemed and just about everything was magical. These are just the kinds of fantastic places Carol likes to write about now.
Browse Carol Hughes' books on Amazon.com.
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| Patrice Kindl |
 Patrice Kindl is the author of four novels for teenagers: Owl in Love, The Woman in the Wall, Goose Chase, and the forthcoming Lost in the Labyrinth. Her books have been named ALA Notable Books and ALA Best Books for Young Adults. She lives in Middleburgh, New York.
Patrice Kindl's Website
Browse Patrice Kindl's books on Amazon.com.
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| Meredith Ann Pierce |
 Meredith Ann Pierce is the author of a number of award-winning fantasy novels for young adults, including the Darkangel Trilogy, the Firebringer Trilogy, and The Woman Who Loved Reindeer. She received both a B.A. and an M.A. from the University of Florida, and an M.L.S. from Florida State University, and spends her days as a librarian. Her hobbies include composing music and playing the harp. She lives in the woods south of Micanopy, Florida, in a house powered by solar energy.
Browse Meredith Ann Pierce's books on Amazon.com.
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| Tamora Pierce |
 Tamora Pierce has 17 fantasy novels for teenagers in print world-wide in English, German, Swedish, and Danish, with two more --- Cold Fire and Lady Knight --- to appear in 2002, and others contracted for after that. Her fantasy short story "Elder Brother" is in the newly published Half Human anthology edited by Bruce Coville for Scholastic. Ms. Pierce lives in New York with her beloved Spouse-Creature, technoweenie Tim Liebe, in a tiny apartment shared by three cats, two parakeets, and wildlife rescued from the park.
Browse Tamora Pierce's books on Amazon.com.
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| Nancy Springer |
 Nancy Springer's many citations include two Edgar Allan Poe Awards, and her many fantasy novels include I Am Mordred and I Am Morgan Le Fay. Springer, who has long considered herself an advocate of teenagers, teaches a course in creative writing at York College of Pennsylvania. She lives in East Berlin, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Joel. They are the parents of two grown children.
Browse Nancy Springer's books on Amazon.com.
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| Mark L. Williams |
 Mark London Williams has slung ink and pixels for Variety, the LA Times' "Meta Hollywood," and other on and offline publications. He's scripted comics, published a coyote poem or two, and had a slew of produced plays, in venues ranging from California to London. Danger Boy #1: Ancient Fire is his first book for kids. Mark grew up in Berkeley, California until he graduated from Cal with a degree in drama. Then he moved to L.A., where he currently lives with his wife, two swell boys, a dog and a cat.
Browse Mark L. Williams' books on Amazon.com.
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Sherwood Smith is the author of the Wren Trilogy, as well as the popular Court and Crown Duet. She lives in Southern California.