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Friday Fifteen: On Hiatus

by Kelly

For the first week since I introduced the Friday Fifteen, I don’t have an interview lined up. Well, that’s not entirely accurate. I have a number of interviews in the queue, but the formatting, presentation and permissions tend to take a few days for each. And on this particular week, my family and I found ourselves fighting off a nasty flu.

I contemplated trying to rush something out this morning but that wouldn’t be fair to the great authors and illustrators that agree to share their stories.

So the Fifteen is on hiatus this week.

Next week, I promise to be back in the swing of things. May is a busy release month and I have a number of interviews queued up and ready to go to coincide with new releases. Definitely stop back and check them out.


Posted in Friday Fifteen on April 27th, 2007

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One Response to “Friday Fifteen: On Hiatus”

  1. Emma Says:
    April 27th, 2007 at 12:47 pm

    Get some rest! The flu is no fun.

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