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A most amazing swan, and a wondrous peacock
If you’ve read The Clockwork Three, then you know that automatons play a role in the story. Almost every automaton mentioned in the book was an automaton that actually existed at one point, or at least, was said to have existed. I find automatons really fascinating. So I thought it might be cool to point…
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Publishers Weekly Flying Start
I’m really excited to announce that Publishers Weekly has chosen me as a Fall 2010 Flying Start for The Clockwork Three! I’m thrilled and honored. From Publishers Weekly: Our semi-annual Flying Starts feature highlights first-time children’s book creators with noteworthy debuts over the season just past. Our fall picks: Adam Gidwitz, whose A Tale Dark…
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May I recommend…
The Coming of the Dragon by Rebecca Barnhouse One of my favorite memories from my collective English education, including high school and college, was a 10th grade unit on Beowulf. I had an amazing teacher, Ms. Aspacher (now Dafoe), and she brought the story to life for me. Here was the tale of one of…
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SCIBA – 2010
This past weekend, Scholastic sent me to Hollywood for the annual trade show of the Southern California Independent Booksellers Association, where I got to meet lots of book-loving people, and had a wonderful time. The night before the trade show, I went out to eat with my publicist, Lauren, and Roz, the Scholastic sales rep for the…
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Authorpalooza!
Just a quick reminder that today I’ll be signing books along with many fellow Utah writers at the Sugarhouse Barnes & Noble Authorpalooza! (I only used the exclamation mark because the word “Authorpalooza” seems kind of naked without it, don’t you think?) Here’s the details. Where: Barnes & Noble (1104 East 2100 South, Salt Lake…
