L. B. JOYCE (Cont.)
INTERVIEW
MFRW:
LBJ:
MFRW:
LBJ:
MFRW:
LBJ:
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Do you feel humor is important in fiction and
why?
Yes. After all, one can’t be serious all of
the time. Especially when it comes to fal-
ling in love.
How many books have you written; how
many have been published?
I recently finished and published my sixth
book of the series, Twelve Months,
Twelve Love Stories.
Among your own books, do you have a favor-
ite book? Favorite hero or heroine?
Number three of the series, February’s
Angel. I find Sophie and Chester very easy
to write about. They’re people I’d like to
know.
MFRW:
LBJ:
MFRW:
LBJ:
If I were a first-
time reader of
your books,
which one would
you recommend I
start with and
why?
For the Love of
July. This is
when the series
moves from Chi-
cago to Cleveland, where all the future
stories take place.
What do you hope readers take with them
after reading your work?
I want them to know true love does exist,
and everyone can have their own special
fairy tale.