I’m thrilled to be at Writers’ Rumpus on the Book Birthday for THE ART OF THE SWAP, and so happy to be sharing the day
Author: Kristine Carlson Asselin
Kristine Carlson Asselin’s published works include sixteen nonfiction books with both Capstone Press and Abdo Publishing for the school library market. In addition, her debut Young Adult novel ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT came out in April 2015 from Bloomsbury Spark and has recently been rereleased in paperback from Wicked Whale Press. Her debut Middle Grade novel THE ART OF THE SWAP (co-authored with Jen Malone) is due out from Simon & Schuster/Aladdin in February 2018. She critiques queries and query packages as the Query Godmother, @QueryGodmother.
You can chat with Kris on twitter at @KristineAsselin as well as her alter ego @QueryGodmother, where she tweets query tips and suggestions.
Her website is www.kristineasselin.com and you can find out more about ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT here: http://www.bloomsbury.com/us/any-way-you-slice-it-9781619637832/
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