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S asked E. Lockhart:

What made you write We Were Liars?

E. Lockhart Honestly, I don't know. I could spout a lot of stuff about wanting to write about family dynamics and real estate and fairy tales and first love, and wanting to challenge myself with a kind of plot I had never written before. But really, my own creative impulses are mysterious to me.

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Elizabeth

Elizabeth asked E. Lockhart:

What is your writing process? Do you outline? If so, does the outline change as the book progresses? What about word count? Do books ever tend to be less than your intended goal? What do you do if they are?

Amanda Sudo

Amanda Sudo asked E. Lockhart:

I was wondering, in your opinion, do you think it's more difficult to write well rounded, believable female characters than it is to write well rounded, believable male characters?

Elizabeth

Elizabeth asked E. Lockhart:

Was it hard to get your first novel published?

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