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Thursday, December 22, 2005
More FAQs
Q: Could you please send me an autographed photograph of you?
A: Until now I didn't have one, but a magazine photographer took a shot of me with horses and a nice northern Nevada landscape. Lots of my friends liked it. So, I had the photo made into postcards for my readers.
Feel free to write and ask for one:
Terri Farley
HarperCollins Children's Books
Author Mail
1350 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019
Q: I'm from Australia. Seeing as you do a lot of work to
protect America's wild horses from extinction by slaughter and capturing I
was wondering if you could find some information about the brumbies (wild
horses) in Australia and see if it's the same here as it is in America.
A: Thanks for appreciating my work with the wild horses. I don't know enough about your country's wild horses -- only that they've roamed the wild places and stood as symbol of freedom there, as in the U.S., for hundreds of years.
Here's a link to a story about the horses (has some great photos) http://news.mronline.com.au/modules/news/article.php?storyid=47 and you might check out
this website Wild Horses of Western Australia (http://www.brianstone.com.au/wildhorses/) as well.
Q: How do you make a book come out every other month? I mean, wow, I have friends who take longer than that to answer emails!
A: HarperCollins gave me a two year head start on the series before the first book came out!
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More FAQs
Q: Could you please send me an autographed photograph of you?
A: Until now I didn't have one, but a magazine photographer took a shot of me with horses and a nice northern Nevada landscape. Lots of my friends liked it. So, I had the photo made into postcards for my readers.
Feel free to write and ask for one:
Terri Farley
HarperCollins Children's Books
Author Mail
1350 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019
Q: I'm from Australia. Seeing as you do a lot of work to
protect America's wild horses from extinction by slaughter and capturing I
was wondering if you could find some information about the brumbies (wild
horses) in Australia and see if it's the same here as it is in America.
A: Thanks for appreciating my work with the wild horses. I don't know enough about your country's wild horses -- only that they've roamed the wild places and stood as symbol of freedom there, as in the U.S., for hundreds of years.
Here's a link to a story about the horses (has some great photos) http://news.mronline.com.au/modules/news/article.php?storyid=47 and you might check out
this website Wild Horses of Western Australia (http://www.brianstone.com.au/wildhorses/) as well.
Q: How do you make a book come out every other month? I mean, wow, I have friends who take longer than that to answer emails!
A: HarperCollins gave me a two year head start on the series before the first book came out!
Permalink to this blog post
Posted by Terri Farley @ 9:39 PM
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