In college I was definitely an Ashley, I was very bossy and I had a lot of friends and great clothes and cute boys and all that. Do you have a little bit of Ashley in you? If so, which one - or are you more like Lauren? The girls who make up The Ashleys are highly competitive social butterflies who aim to rule their preparatory middle school.

I've got a couple of other projects I've been working on forever that I can't announce yet – and those are in the early and middle stages as well. I'm almost done outlining Wolf Pact, which pubs 2011, and I'm almost done outlining Witches of East End also, which is also set for 2011. Then I need to get back to the first draft of Misguided Angel, Blue Bloods 5, which pubs Fall 2010. What are you currently working on? What's next in line for publication, for revision, for outlining?Ĭurrently I'm working on Keys to the Repository, which is in its final stages since it will be published Spring 2010. It just happens naturally anyway – the deadline is near, or the story gets to the point that it's ALL I want to do – anything else is a distraction and I have to finish it. In the beginning of stories or books I can work on a lot of things at the same time, but once the book gets cooking, I have to concentrate. How does she manage it all? Let's find out.ĭo you work on multiple stories simultaneously, or do you invest your focus on one project at a time? She has half a dozen new projects on the horizon, including a recently announced duo of paranormal novels for adults. She's also written short stories for multi-author anthologies. Melissa de la Cruz has written series for teens and for kids as well as stand-alone YA and adult novels.

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