Hey everyone, it's Maddie and Bee and welcome to day two of YALC!
This day somehow managed to be even busier than Friday. So before we went to Carlie Sorosiak's signing,
which is the first clip we had, we sort of wondered the convention center and I
asked HQ if they were going to do an arc drop of Zenith. We skipped the New
Voices panel, which is where a bunch of debut authors would talk about their
books and their journey into publishing, to hang out by this stand. People had
already started to form a sort of bubble-like crowd around the table and then
eventually when arcs got dropped, it turned into a horrendous
trample sessions. There was pushing and I nearly had a panic attack right in the
middle of them because you could not move. People were shoulder to shoulder
and shoving you above and behind, so it was not a nice place to be.
Evaluate whether or not you want to get in those situations because 100% of the
time they are not worth it. So, the day began quite so sourly, but then it only
got better from then and we got to see some absolutely amazing panels today. It
was the day that a lot of the international authors were doing
signings and panels. We managed to get quite a lot of footage from that and at the very
end of the day Non Pratt was shaving her hair for charity and something pretty
exciting happened which we have some footage of. We also got to hang out with
a lot more people on Saturday than on Friday, and they actually turn up in the
video this time ,so anyone that pops up will leave links to their social media
or YouTube channels in the description so you can find them too. We're
starting this with a sort of PSA for if you're at YALC in future years: make sure to look after yourself and here's the rest of Saturday
Maddie and Bee...oh, I recognise you. Bookstagram..no wait, book bloggers!
B: We haven't read it yet but you've ended up with a beautiful cover! C: I know, it's so pretty!
I try not to pick favourites, but I really, really love this one! M: It's lovely!
M: We're a big fan of dual perspective things so hopefully it'll be sweet! C: People don't really like dual POV that are both 1st person
because the voices can blur, but I feel like I've done it distinctly enough. No one's commented on it that they could tell who was who yet.
B: It's a male and female in this one, right? C: Yeah! It's a little bit different. I followed you guys reviews and stuff.
M: That's so lovely! C: Yeah, so thank you for doing what you do.
M: Lily's here! Carys: I'm here as well! L: Carys just like-
Lily: We just got our books signed by Carlie Sorosiak. B: She's really adorable.
L: So cute! M: [about Lily] and we've actually been seeing each other a lot over the weekend but this is
just the first time Lily's popping up. L: I've seen you vlogging.
*general chatter* *exciting screaming* [about to explain how we get the arc]
C: Everyone was just standing there and you had to take a photo with those photo frame things and I just was like 'I'll take that!'
C: I had no one to take my photo and this girl took it.
and then I said 'I'll take your photo for you!' M: [to Kate] I seriously thought that the girl was
going to take it for herself, and then she passed it to us and I was like 'aw, you're so sweet.'
L: Bee came back and she was like 'where are they?' M: What's going on? B: Lily was like 'they sprinted.'
L: I just looked and was like 'just go!'
So, Hot Key Books just tweeted saying they were doing a proof drop of something and they
didn't say what so now this is the crowd that forms around the stand when we
have no clue what's happening. Bee is currently in the queue for Alice Broadway.
Only a couple people left.
B: We left the book in our hotel room so we have sticky labels instead! Alice: Oh, see? You genuis!
B: I really enjoyed it. A: Aww, I love it! M: I already like the sound of it.
A: Ooh, cool. What books do you like? What do you love reading? Actually that's such a hard question.
Um, I'm at a book con. M: All the books, everything. B: I'm more like the dystopian
and fantasy sides of this book, and Maddie's more fairytale
M: Yeah, I'm so in to that! A: So I guess the Louise O'Neill - she's got one coming out next year.
M: Got the little sampler for that. A: It's going to be amazing.
A: Have you read After the Fire? B: Not yet, it's on my TBR.
A: It's meant to be like you properly need tissues and-
M: oh, okay! Thank you so much!
Holly: Hi guys, how you doing? M: Good, how are you? H: Good!
M: We absolutely loved Forever Geek. It was the perfect finale. H: Oh, really? That's so nice!
M: There was so much closure that just made it better. H: I focused on that. There's nothing worse than
investing years and years into series and getting to the end and being like 'well, that wasn't worth it!'
M: It was definitely a great end. H: Thank you.
M: Can you see yourself working with Harriet again? H: She's still in my head. I can definitely see myself going back to her at some point.
I need to give her a break, let her do her own thing. She feels so real to me, it feels a bit like
like a mum who's kids are going to university. Needs a bit of time! Both of us need time. M: Have you got anything else planned?
H: I'm working on something new at the moment that I can't really talk about.
But it's in the new, exciting, scary stage. M: Oh, okay! H: Hopefully, I'll have something next year.
B: Did you enjoy your trip across Asia? H: I did. It was exactly what I needed.
I think sometimes you get a little bit caught up with everything being a bit too book related sometimes
you need to get away and remember what it's like in real life. B: Yeah,
Harriet has all the adventures. It was your turn! H: I need to have adventures so I can write about them!
B: Exactly. H: It was brilliant, and I saw pandas!
*cute music*
So we've just taken a second to regroup and reorganise our bags because
we've picked up a few arcs, but not as many as yesterday, not near as many.
You've seen us meet Alice Broadway and then we
got in the queue for Holly Smale and we saw her sign was on the board so we just decided to
sit on the floor because we didn't really have anything else going on so it was time we could sit. M: Yeah. B: And I just wanted my feet
to not be holding any weight! M: exactly! So, we just finished with the Holly Smale signing now and
it was super sweet because now we have all of our Geek Girl books signed
which just feels absolutely wonderful. We've got to meet back up with
Carys and Kate and see what they're doing and then I think we're having lunch before
an unconventional romance panel with Lauren James.
I think we're going to do some wondering and maybe film a bit because we haven't
really filmed all of the publishers stands. We're just by this Harry Potter thing
where people can say what Harry Potter means to them which is pretty cool and then I might
look at books to buy because I haven't done any of that yet and it's already day two.
So, we just bought some books from the Penguin stand as that was the first one we
went to and now we're just kind of looking at what else is on offer.
We bought The Upside of Unrequited and The Miseducation of Cameron Post
Now, this is in our library but this cover is just so gay, like, we needed it.
*cute music*
M: We've just got into the first panel of
the day and it's about genre-bending and V. E. Scwab is on this panel and I'm not really
sure who else it because obviously she's the headliner of this event. C: The only one we know.
M: exactly, the only one we know. But we're sat quite close
to exit so that we can run out and meet Kiran Millwood Hargrave who is going to be
at the Chicken House stall. We're all really excited to get Girl of Ink and Stars
signed as well. It was one of my most hyped moments of today so I hope it all goes well!
Welcome to the Genre-bending panel. M: This is our view. Chair: I'll begin by asking our panelists to give
a little introduction just so we know what book you wrote. MS: I'm Martin Stewart, I'm the author of Riverkeep
and my next book is coming out in January next year. ZC: I'm Zen Cho, I'm the
author of Sorcerer to the Crown which is a historical fantasy novel. It's about England's first African sorcerer
and he has so many problems.
BA: My name is Ben Aaronovitch, I write the Rivers of London series which is about police men who do magic.
VS: Hi there, I'm Victoria Schwab, I write the Shades of Magic series
and the Monsters of Verity eulogy. I write about strange things that don't fit into one genre.
DV: I'm Dan Vyleta and I'm the author of
Smoke which is all about sin.
M: We're just in the queue now to meet Kiran Millwood Hargrave and she's signing at the Chicken House booth.
The queue goes all the way over there, and we're just waiting for Bee to come back.
M: Oh there you are! We just waiting for this to happen. And Carys got a book.
L: I'm so proud of her. M: We all had it. C: It came highly recommended. L: I'm so proud of her.
*cute music*
K: Oh, I love your t-shirt! (It says Feminist) M: Thank you so much, yeah! I honest loved it [the book]
The story telling was really amazing. K: That's so nice to hear.
M: It reminded me of a Disney movie. K: Oh, that is definitely - can you just say that to, like, a Disney executive?
B: I want Pixar to pick it up! L: We should, like, campaign! K: I feel like Moana is kind of, I know it's not the same.
But it's done like that, you know, the comedy chicken.
B: Moana didn't have a female friend though. L: That's true, that's one of my favourite bits.
LJ: I'm Lauren James, the author of The Next Together series and The Loneliest Girl in the Universe. Today I have with me
Ayisha Malik, the author of the Sophia Khan duology, a Bridget Jones style tell-all
about a publicist writing a book on the Muslim dating scene. The first book was a W. H. Smith fresh talent pick
and has been optioned for TV. Next to her, we have Jennifer E. Smith, who has joined us all the way
from America. X She's the author of eight young adult books, most recently Windfall
about a girl who gives her best friend a winning lottery ticket for his birthday.
Next to her is Paige Toon, the author of 11 romance novels, as well as a YA spinoff of the Johnny Be Good duology
staring the daughter of a pop star, Jessie Jefferson. Her books are best sellers and
chosen for the Zoella book club. Next to me we have Patrice Lawrence, who's first novel Orangeboy,
won the Waterstone's book prize for older children and the YA book prize and
was shortlisted for the Costa Children's Book award. Her latest novel is Indigo Donut, about teens from different social backgrounds.
(Captions to come)
It's after lunch and we've just finished with the Unconventional Romance panel
which was pretty good. M: We've got a bit of a slower afternoon. As for signings,
there's Holly Bourne and Laura Dockrill and Jenny [McLachlan] is going to be at the
Bloomsbury table so hopefully we'll do that. And people have started doing something over
there so are you checking? B: We're camped outside of Hot Key Books because I'm
hoping they're going to announce something to do with The Cruel Prince
and the only thing they have is, like, right there. M: YALC has been pretty cool so
far and there are lots more people here than there were on Friday which is pretty intense,
but apparently tomorrow is a more chill day for us. I'm still really excited that we got to sit in
on that panel and I wanted to go and see Jenny McLachlan talk with her agent, but I think that
coincides with a lot of signings and I know those queues will be longer, so I'll probably
prioritise doing that. Carys and Bee and stalking the HKB table.
We've only been successful so far with I think one of the proof drops we ran to,
and the rest we've been, like, the fifth or something in the
line to be turned away. It's about luck and where you are in the venue. That's why we're here
so hopefully it's our best chance! So, what happened? B: We got these tickets from BKMRK
We have to be there at this exact time [to get the ARC] But, we have Lauren James? Mine's 31 mins away.
They said to wait half an hour for the Lauren signing anyway, so if we just wait until you guys
have got your proofs and then hit it up. I just went to the My Kinda Book stand because they were
doing this thing with cupcakes and she explained it that when you picked a cupcake, you can either
get a plain cupcake or one with a symbol on the bottom and that would give you one prize and I
just assumed, like, oh it's lucky dip.
C: There were loads of cupcakes and three symbols that you could
get or get one with nothing on. I got a crown for I got this Soap and Glory hamper, Which is nice, but like, how?
We all know I have the least space. It couldn't be worse. B: You're buying that new suitcase a la Kate.
M: Carys must have already gone because
I thought I'll have a green cupcake and I just picked it and it has
like penned star on the bottom and I was like, 'what does the star mean?' and the woman on the stand was like:
oh my gosh, that means you've won a year's supply of books from My Kinda Book. I got shuffled to the side and gave my details,
and she was like 'it'll be books from this table
or random stuff, so I don't know what to expect or when it'll arrive.
B: A year's supply is probably twelve books. M: Yeah. C: I read 100 books a year. M: It's really exciting! Thank goodness they didn't give them to me now.
B: How the hell would you have got them home? What else is in your Soap and Glory box?
C: I should probably unpack it so it's easier to put in my case.
I copy of Windfall, which I already have, but I might as well get this one signed now. I got two pins, which - I love pins!
M: Adorable! C: I make-up like this and just popcorn.
C: A body scrub. Kate: That's my favourite one!
C: I've never used it but I've heard great things. I feel like a beauty vlogger now!
Foot cream. *laughter* We're going to need it! Another pin, Happily Ever Lather. That's the best one.
An eye mask and a membership to their book club which I'll definitely sign up to.
It's exciting. B: Yeah, you still won something! C: The woman at the stall was like 'You win!' and I was like 'Yay' and went over to the stall to get the box
and I was carrying all this stuff. But, I feel like I'm on a high now.
M: After saying we weren't doing very well with ARC drops. We were just running to things and not getting anything,
this is pretty insane. B: Amazing! M: It might just be a cupcake but it symbolises more than that.
C: Are you going to eat it or just keep it? M: I'm just gonna- I don't know.
I seriously don't know how long it's been out in the open. *sharp laughter*
M: Lauren and Laini doing their signing right now.
Luckily we've already seen Laini. B: I really like Laini's hair like that. M: It looks good washed out.
*cute music*
M: Hi, Lauren, hi! L: How you doing? B: Good, thank you!
M: You did really well chairing that panel. It was so adorable. L: Adorable? Nice!
B: This out fit is e v e r y t h i n g. Dogs and space?
L: It's everything I love. B: I read this when Maddie was out of the house doing National Trust volunteering
and I phoned her like 'I can't be alone!' *laughter* M: Get here now.
L: Someone at my publisher read it at 2AM and they called up another editor Lovely Walker lady: That was me!
L: It was at my American publisher. *laughs* And they were like 'um, I'm reading the end and I can't read it on my own.' They had to do it on the phone. *laughs*
M: I was trying not to spoil it because I was gasping and Bee was like 'Don't tell me
what's happening so it was pretty insane. I actually loved it. It was all so cinematic!
B: It was the vent scene. I was like 'Nooooo.'
M: Do you think you'll do a short story like you did with the these two? Can we expect it next year?
L: I'm writing the sequel. *An actual gasp* M: No way! L: So, no short story because I wouldn't want to spoil anything
M: It's going to be amazing. L: It'll be a few years yet! M: Yes, you're like a monster when it comes to writing
We always see your update on MyWriteClub like 'Lauren has crushed a goal!'
You do, like, five a day and we're like 'oh my goodness!'
We need to start our books, this is insane. L: Go, go, go! I want to read them.
oh yeah
what man
Oh
I'm be exciting
yeah
yeah
Oh
as soon as they told us they had an F every month that the like yeah as a
blogger thing I was like I mean I had about how long yeah I throw myself a
surgeon I we still haven't read it yet but it's so
funny in the conservative religious parts Tyler
fairytail tunnel which we didn't going to use creeping around I'm waiting for a
cough drop rituals and I don't mean your system so I'm using our belts mushroom
our light I know that Rania Masri earlier this year God - mm into a time
series - kinari and supposedly and I think you can realize what we have like
a super sister and this runt one I'm pretty sure this is war money said flora
in person so we'll have to go back to that pussies in like 13 yes time release
my sister is racing back and with my face to the front of the queue size B
felony even further and he is still signing and her cue like silver all the
way down here and pretty sure she's like expedite our limit now so she's just
doing it out of the kindness of her heart
I think young
I really really seems to be is happening how to have our things approval gear
think about that I love to travel on Twitter and we can see our ETA which is
this antivirus in some shape or who we are and I am delighted to be going by me
incredible on both you might know you are all have enjoyed hearing Thursday
and so we have b-12 Lili Taylor and Karen Karen siren who didn't talk in
some detail about some of the risks that have inspired and influenced our poets
but I wanted to keep up just talking about living in general and specifically
you know what your relationships he would have been and wasn't grown up we
have you always been recent which you graciously Jasmine City without you be
honest I was very proficient trainer but I was not a good reader and I did enjoy
reading with him as a child I was wholly Tyler I would be incredibly tourism and
want to be contrarian play at all times and so I thought and then they had to be
proposed physical books to read from the young age and all the I have to do see
each every word update enough for reading right if you read each of the
words and he knew he was the works out breathing and it wasn't until my first
an informative reading during which I would say hold on talk about the
he's experiential and I realized that if you've got the right story the world
would disappear from around to do the project we were in where I work no I've
actually grown in a library and didn't grow up living through books that way I
meet job I grew up in court like trickle to trial on whether to be an author of
insignia world colossal there it's the Spencer see all of the things I really
designed the passion for reading tolling bill 1112 guy was always completely with
the exception books and sometime I was a tiny kid my parents was when I was like
three they they thought I'd learn how to read because I memorized all my book
page my page and open to any page my kids they actually up reading if I
wasn't here memorization I was holding my favorite big head but I think about
childhood in books I think about being brusque posters in the child leash this
is early fucking memory because it looks indifferent of the time we lived in
Virginia Beach instinct and there weren't like butchers worth like they
are a little for example have bathroom and I would be so excited when I walk
into the store that I remember that immediately like a puppy I would have to
and everything you know so imagine and now I think this is like a sort of hell
imagine you're brought in terms of the amazing bookstore you can ever imagine
but you just possibly difficulty starting to lead up to it took me much
longer than anybody else in my class will rush me let's revisit explain
defense emember night essentially not wants to read everything once I read all
interesting name to apologies because a little bit of a pain sure and I it's
funny I mean I feel like in a way I'm fertile fit into this panel because I
don't have a really strong memory even though I know I was always a reader and
I remember I was reading I don't necessarily have that many strong
memories a particular book I was in a military families we've moved all the
time so I don't have that sort of I never had a bookshelf preserved in amber
you know but all the metadata a childhood book basically we get left
behind and so I think it's interesting to me that there is a sort of black hole
and my memory what was I reading what were the books that maybe a reader I
don't really know and also the availability of books is interesting
because we didn't always live in english-speaking countries but maybe we
would have a little school library but some time being sorted books for my
uniform formative years with the ETS where in Iraq would have paperback books
that were bought for the interests of like twenty-year-old sailors
and so I read a lot of fantasy and probably you know things that weren't
really indicating things but really for nine years almost drew the identity from
an early age and one of those trilogy is the Harper hall trilogy by Anne
McCaffrey Dragon Ball Dragon cigarette package on which I reread last year and
I just want to say there's so much better than the dragonriders of Pern
books they were really cold out there so good and they're they're such in true
why and cyanide care they weren't really call that I'm not sure suffering an era
published so anyway we prayed and the other one was a Lloyd Alexander and the
Black Cauldron my product was my date but I really remember reading and
reading them books and so that's probably have those rights of service of
my memory for sure so when I was eleven I remember I was really I was cutting
through the Robert Ludlum books like the Thriller device again I'd really start
with and grow up I'd write Boxcar Children I remember that like I did not
care about the psychos were but then I was 11 and obviously I was reading a bit
out of turn I was reading randomly whatever he wanted and my mom had a
friend in Southern California and she called her up whenever paid you know
your daughter's like 11 now choose another book event with
employment certain offenses caring for kids about that age goes to pick up a
book for us can assign Jennifer I don't know the good person in but Omega Harry
Potter and then we should likely right and so how to find Harry Potter is a
sorcerer's stone and my mom brought home penis was really inside he got his
reading my trailer but picked up Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's I was an 11
year old breathing about an 11 year old and there's a reason a lot of my books
there considers I call them love letters to that series of trades as it might
sound I would not be a writer if I hadn't learned to love breathing and I
would learn to love reading without Harry Potter it was the first series
that I started reading something and time with past and lately with changing
and I would care about none of it you know when you see a good movie when you
see any movie your brain does the thing or forget about those edges of the
screen here is a movie theater and you forget you're sitting in a movie theater
and leaves out that was the first time that up close enough for me and I forgot
that I was reading words on a page and it became an immersive experience and
one thing out that it was it was transformative and those eventing like I
would never read a book before doing everything I did up until that point was
just learning how to have that experience and ever since entity I think
I was that thinking who won't be able to make other people
they are you know I warmed with that but I mean I own so much as Who I am to
create a person to to those I don't have a desire to touch any of them because
when I'm writing I am writing to a specific version of myself and teaching
like books becoming a time capsule right like look back at something like
Daenerys my very first book story flaw very like kids I would write it
differently if I were writing it as 30 year old means I welcome or try to be a
20 year old age and it is so much time capsule for who I was and I learned
through the writing of it so if I like the writing take we the execution of
each and every book makes me cool idea when I write the next book I learned a
lot about myself see with being come opportunity to give in my books you know
all the time I mean I don't know how many options or intentional of endings
or an obvious I think we know at least some level of certain events I'll have
finished a book and realize what is actually about after we finish the
drafts can realize that and I have to think because I look at over and over
and I didn't have no not about myself you know if I hadn't written a number of
novel power and keep sort of looking at the same thing that's a promise of
insiders and Outsiders like I grew up feeling
you're the matter where I was and I think that I love exploring that economy
in between and how fighters was born outside of a society an outsider who
form a kind of society would feel other to it like all of my main characters in
all of my books are outsiders in polite and yet I want to put them in the
central place of focus and watch how how it changes how the world changed about
everything all my books and I think one of them is identity and who you are and
finding your place in the world of making your place in the world that's
certainly one of them and then I do find myself you know writing about war and
forgiveness and amnesty a lot for some reason it isn't you know anything to do
with my personal history of a you know sort of space you know never never been
in war never than in Harrow for some reason I'm really drawn to the idea of
forgive the enemy of things that are going on ever any any truth change that
you have in power and it going forward and Amethi that can happen to people
what take city to happen time pencil very slice off oil also see me resume a
two thousand four hundred and seventy pounds I'm not alone living people
identity I'll pay you people have no holiday
ultimate the funky bergamot have you very much to volcán simple things it
can presupposes open house we open I think we of course be - chuckling aha i
hack going to be a pretty s attention none of us none of the doing okay so you
have going on 100
some devices individuals probably around there
here's whatever setup and then like it has completely broken so yellow is just
finishing the day for the second time and we stay there until the very end
short nonfat safe ahead which was really lovely there was such community spirit
in that room and everyone was really cheering her on him it was really great
and then the panel before that which was the leader with link lemur visual and
Durant oh it was so amazing like we said so many things that I want teared up a
few of that annex include some really heartwarming here about their own
reading experiences things like that is to be an area are posting and as it come
the batch many did come back everyone was talking about it in the mayor was
like he was difficulty on film but so many people were there they know we can
from different so we needed to an end our current okay too
and we were just talking here about this many provide picture someone call for
you sir we might make a parody account as for Benedict it yells which is like
the best thing ever how would you rate your first London
yeah this well first I'd give it like a three I feel like if I was more than our
five I feel like it would be more exciting if I gone like more exciting
with the actual rooms so now what about you
I'm Marisol I mean that is how food reviewing was you still give it stars
you know right now we're just trying to put everything L okay so so we've
essentially unpacked everything that we had during the day and what was in our
other half of the case and joins prioritizing stepping throughout the
whole weekend Karis have had these bikes couple of
stacks of other books that she brought with her and then all of the books that
she's collected during the day Pat yell yeah they do it good there and then
there's this bag as well that that's what you'll have to in your lion your
whole so yeah so that's going to be awkward
nice like no Batra set as well not only the box carrier and this is this is a
suitcase I've got to fit it all in yeah it's quite small and already thought
yeah I've got a face so I should be able to be seeing books in yeah we've got
other locations book I wonder how many books you've got between you could be 46
that I've got yes you probably want you know definitely not that there this is
insane when we first came we had a lot of food in one half of our suitcase
which I mean we haven't really ate a lot of because we've been we were to find
things and testing on the day yeah exactly we're just doing a lot of
snacking but thank goodness that we have or these tote bags because there guys
are definitely come in handy for keeping one spare stuff and all the freebies
that you can at Yelp like the bookmarks and the chapter samplers and things
we've got so many of those that we're just going to have to carry around sport
bag so which is luck
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