FIRST: If you like the beach and contemporary YA, swing by author Jessi Kirby's blog to WIN AWESOME SWAG!
NEXT: As I've mentioned (okay, repeatedly, sorry), I'm a big fan of contemporary YA, especially stories about the arts. So, I was thrilled to discover RIVAL by Sara Bennet Wealer, and even more delighted when she offered to share some audition stories at my new companion blog A Year of Auditions. Here's the beginning of her story...
NEXT: As I've mentioned (okay, repeatedly, sorry), I'm a big fan of contemporary YA, especially stories about the arts. So, I was thrilled to discover RIVAL by Sara Bennet Wealer, and even more delighted when she offered to share some audition stories at my new companion blog A Year of Auditions. Here's the beginning of her story...
One of the best ways to learn about yourself is to take some sort of test – put yourself out there and see how you fare. If you’re a performer, then you do that pretty much all the time; it’s called an audition. I’ve had my fair share of them, and each one taught me something, even if it was just that I should never, ever again attempt to sing hair metal.
More than just honest and fun, Sara's story offers insight into the writer-performer connection. CLICK ON OVER to read the rest!
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