Schedule


January

 January 18th: Q&A with Emma Lord for the Tweet Cute blog tour (Wednesday Books/Macmillan)





 October 2019

 October 25th: Q&A with Jo Treggiari for The Grey Sisters blog tour (Penguin Random House Canada)


October 4th: Q&A with Nina Varela for the Crier's War blog tour (Macmillan/Glasstown Entertainment)





 June 2019

June 1st: Q&A with Jess Rothenberg for her book The Kingdom (Henry Holt/Macmillan/Glasstown Entertainment)





May 2019

May 21st: Q&A with A. K. Small for her book Bright Burning Stars (Algonquin)

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