As I understand it, Tim Kennemore sent AF one of her then unpublished novels to read. AF liked it and recommended the novel to her own publisher.
I love Tim Kennemore's work - at least her work from the 1980s (I haven't read her more recent fantasy stuff, and they don't really appeal). The Fortunate Few, set in the gymnastics world, is just brilliant. She's my favourite writer after AF.
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Date: 2007-03-30 06:22 am (UTC)I love Tim Kennemore's work - at least her work from the 1980s (I haven't read her more recent fantasy stuff, and they don't really appeal). The Fortunate Few, set in the gymnastics world, is just brilliant. She's my favourite writer after AF.