LET'S GO.ĮTA: Please note that I'm no longer answering questions here-it was a one day Festival of Questions in honor of Mister Impossible's release.“ It is the first day of November and so, today, someone will die.” Unlike last time, when I was only answering questions for two hours, I'll be answering questions all day today, only disappearing for a bit mid-afternoon.

I'd like to make sure my presence makes the reader experience more satisfying, not more frustrating.

Over the years I've done my best to navigate a positive relationship with the TRC/ Dreamer Trilogy fandom (as someone who has never been in one as a reader/doesn't consume media that way) and discovered the hard way that there are some conversations that truly don't do well with me, the author, in them. Also, I probably won't be answering any questions that have to do with stuff that'll be covered in book 3 in general. It's an AMA, so yes, you can ask anything, but book 2 only just came out, so please hide away your spoilers. His sons grew up shaped by keeping the secret of dreaming from a world that doesn't know what to do with things that break the rules.

It follows the Lynch Brothers, whose father made a dangerous living from dreaming before he was killed. It's also a series about art, art forgery, family, and identity. My latest novel, Mister Impossible, is book two in the Dreamer Trilogy, a series about people who can take things out of their dreams. I was last here for an AMA when Call Down the Hawk (Dreamer Trilogy, book 1) came out in November 2019- that was a different time! Three things: To me, fantasy is a way to talk about reality, but bigger. I've written professionally for over a decade, and my preferred genre is speculative fiction that takes place in our world with just a few things altered. I’m also a musician (most infamously, I played the bagpipes competitively, but nowadays I write the music for my audiobooks), an artist, a parent, an owner of 6 dogs and 9 miniature silky fainting goats, and a car-lover who dabbled in automotive journalism and racing (of many types) during my midlife crisis. Heya! I’m Maggie Stiefvater, the author of the Raven Cycle, the Wolves of Mercy Falls (Shiver) series, The Scorpio Races, and a bunch of other novels and stories about magic in the real world.

The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater