In this charming profile from the Knoxville News Sentinel, Amy Greene talks about how she came to write her debut novel, Bloodroot. Check out the video below to see Amy Greene answer five questions about writing:
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So proud of a fellow East Tennessean who has made it!!
I am slowly following you with my writing.
Good luck and hope to see you in Woodstock GA
“Jack”
Than you for a different, enlightening new sort of book, Mrs. Greene. As a member of the Friends of the Art Circle library in Crossville we are always thrilled to find new young authors. Your book, Bloodroot is certainly a wonderful gift to us here on the western edge of east TN. Is there any possibility of your coming our way to talk to our group one day soon. We have a budget for speaker at both the Book and Author luncheon in Sept. ‘11 and the Annual Dinner in Spring of 2012.