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Cover of Elsie's Bird by Jane Yolen

Elsie’s Bird

I was in the doctor’s office years ago, waiting for him to come into the room, and reading the Smithsonian Magazine. In it was a story about East Coast women who moved west to live to the Nebraska territory. Often these women went crazy because there were no identifiable sounds there. It was

Cover of Not All Princesses Dress in Pink by Jane Yolen and Heidi E Y Stemple

Not All Princesses Dress in Pink

I was visiting Simon & Schuster and just saying goodbye to my wonderful editor, Alexandra Cooper after a long and thoughtful meeting. Standing at the door, ready to leave, I said, “Is there anything you would love to see, a book you’d always wanted to have.”

Cover of All Star by Jane Yolen

All Star!

The idea for this book began with illustrator Jim Burke. We had done several books together and he was a big fan of Wagner’s. I had been a huge Brooklyn Dodgers fan in my youth, and later on a Boston Red Sox fan when we moved to Massachusetts. But around the

Cover of Good Night, Little Bunny by Jane Yolen

Good Night, Little Bunny

A novelty Touch-and-Feel rhymed book. This is a reworking of  BEDTIME FOR BUNNY with new illustrations because the editor wanted to give it a second chance. Oh–and I redid the rhyme a bit, too. I love second chances at books. It doesn’t often happen.

Cover of Foiled by Jane Yolen

Foiled

A graphic novel, first of two, about a New York City high school fencer who finds out she is the Last Defender of Faerie, illustrations by Mike Cavallero–see the book trailer!

Cover of My Father Knows the Names of Things by Jane Yolen

My Father Knows the Names of Things

When my husband David was desperately ill with the cancer that finally killed him, I began to write this little rhymed story as a memorial to him and the fine father he had been to our three children. And a brilliant grandfather as well.

Cover of Except the Queen by Jane Yolen and Midori Snyder

Except the Queen

Midori Snyder and I originally wrote and sold this as a novella, which was published in the anthology The Fair Folk edited by Marvin Kaye. The book won the World Fantasy Award.

We always thought we’d make the book into a novel,