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Holly Black No Longer Dry Like a Martini shares what the author of Tithe has on her brain.
Meg Cabot Princess Mia's creator gives sneak peeks at book covers, her life, and more in her online Diary.
Kristin Cashore talks about her journey as a new writer in This Is My Secret.
Cecil Castellucci's The Divine Miss Pixie Woods blog gives you a chance to keep up with the author of The Plain Janes and The Queen of Cool.
Sarah Dessen Sarah shares her journal with readers of books like The Truth About Forever and This Lullaby
Cory Doctorow explores the edge of what technology and humanity are capable of as a journalist and writer on his website Craphound.
Neil Gaiman Graphic novels and books alike are discussed in this blog. Neil also posts and responds to fan mail.
John Green Looking for Alaska and An Abundance of Katherines are his books, but check out his hilarious and insightful blog, too.
Shannon Hale's Squeetus blog shares all sorts of info about the author of The Goose Girl and River Secrets.
The voices in Brent Hartinger's head can be heard here. What do they tell the author of The Last Chance Texaco and Split Screen?
Justine Larbelestier discusses teen books (such as her Magic or Madness series) and the challenges in writing them.
E. Lockhart The author of The Boyfriend List includes her favorite new teen reads and fun things to do with books.
Megan McCafferty's (retro) blog gives you info on her books in the Jessica Darling series.
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor answers personal questions from her readers on her official Alice McKinley blog.
Mitali Perkins can be found on Mitali's Fire Escape where she talks about living life between cultures.
Darren Shan may write creepy books but his blog is a straight forward account of life as an author.
Craig Thompson is a graphic novelist and artist who explores his craft in his Doot Doot Garden blog.
Scott Westerfeld Find out what's going on in the life of the author of Uglies and So Yesterday in his Westerblog.