about your hostess and the tricks up her sleeve

I write YA novels for guys that girls like to read too.  About normal kids who have abnormal things happen to them.  Thriller, horror, slipstream, psychologically dark, edgy–these are a few of my fa-voh-rit thiiiings. Here’s my website and blog for the audience I like to write for:

                 http://www.lishacauthen.com                   

http://www.lishacauthen.com/omg-let-them-be-guys-blog.html

I’m also an iPhone Apps for Writers Connoisseur with articles published online and in print, including The SCBWI Bulletin. Rip-snortin’ speaker on how to USE YOUR iPHONE TO WRITE YOUR NOVEL, other talks focus on ♦ USE YOUR iPHONE TO BREAK WRITER’S BLOCKiPHONE APPS FOR WRITERLY MARKETING AND BUSINESS NEEDS or ♦ YOUR iPHONE’S WRITERIFIC RESEARCH APPS.

If you need a speaker on iPhone apps for writers  for your conference, workshop or tupperware party, I’m your gal. Contact me:

lishacauthen@gmail.com

My iPhone Writerly Apps Platforms:

http://iphoneappsforwriters.tumblr.com

http://inkandangst.com/category/tech-yourself/

http://pinterest.com/lishacauthen/app-happy-for-iphone

Just to shake things up, I write flash fiction under the pen name Alice Wagner, so some of those puppies are published and floating around out there. Why confuse the situation with an alternate persona? Young Adult writers must leave room for hope. When I write flash fiction under my pen name, I don’t have to leave room for anything.

And finally, I produce the weekly frequently amusing but always informational KidLit Scoop, a link round-up of news that affects children’s publishing and those who write for it.  You can sign up for it on my homepage, or right here:

Kidlit Scoop Newsletter

Oh, wait. I also tweet up a storm, so follow me here:

@lishacauthen   

There’s the Pinterest thing.

http://pinterest.com/lishacauthen/

Might as well tell you about the Tumblr where I throw photos, just for the halibut:

Randomness. Every. Damn. Day.

I belong to SCBWI and Heartland Writers for Kids and Teens.

ihatemylife And I like to make my dog wear a tiny sombrero.

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