![]() Question: What was the first thought that went through your head when you realized you were finally going back to Wonderland?Īnswer: I’m not sure there was a singular thought, but there were a multitude of emotions that can best be described as opposing sides of a coin: elation and fear. Question: And what about that moment in the armoire…? *fans self* That was pretty intense, as was the… event… that occurred soon after…Īnswer: (turns a bit red, but stays stodgily silent) But then, I am different from what others expect, too, aren’t I? My opinion of Finn is and always will be based upon his actions and self, rather than whatever is said by anyone else. Question: When you learned about Finn’s story and how he was portrayed in it, how did that make you feel?Īnswer: Confused, I suppose, because the image of a boy I viewed on my phone and the man I know are quite different. ![]() Question: Let’s talk about Finn… Yummy, right?Īnswer: Does that mean attractive? Because, yes. Question: How did you feel when you realized you were from a story and there was another “Alice” out there? I loathe going into situations blind, so this has been a small blessing. I could watch how the world has evolved in the solitude of my own room, and take in these changes without an audience. Conversely, I would say that the television has made my adjustments easier. Even still, there are many moments in which I want to hurl my phone across the room. So many gadgets to learn, so many buttons and sequences to memorize. Question: What part of the Twenty-First Century was the hardest to adjust to? On the flip side, what part of the Twenty-First Century made it easier to adjust to everything?Īnswer: The technology has confounded me repeatedly. Except, perhaps, these modern ones are a bit tamer than the Wonderlandian ones I’m familiar with. Modern shoes are a bit more comfortable too, aren’t they? As long as they aren’t those ridiculously tall ones.Ĭlubs, on the other hand, seem to be the same as they always are. Texting is not the same, is it? As for the clothes. I miss the art of letter writing, though, of taking the time to put thoughts to paper. ![]() What are your feelings towards cell phones, computers, etc? What about the clubs and the clothes?Īnswer: Bothersome items, to be honest, but I suppose necessary ones, as well. Question: Hi, Alice! Thanks so much for being here with me today! ![]() but will they make it before all their endings are erased?Īnd now here’s the interview with Alice!! Enjoy! Assigned to work with the mysterious and alluring Finn, Alice and the rest of the Collectors’ Society race against a doomsday clock in order to prevent further destruction. It’s there she discovers villains are afoot-ones who want to shelve the lives of countless beings. Soon, she’s whisked to New York and initiated into the Collectors’ Society, a secret organization whose members confirm that famous stories are anything but straightforward and that what she knows about the world is only a fraction of the truth. An enigmatic gentleman with an intriguing job offer too tempting to resist changes her plans for a calm existence, though. Hey everyone! I’m so excited to be a part of Heather Lyons’ blog tour for her new novel, The Collectors’ Society (Out now)! For my blog tour stop, I have a character interview with Alice! Plus, there’s an awesome giveaway! First, here’s some more information about The Collectors’ Society:įrom the author of the Fate series and The Deep End of the Sea comes a fantastical romantic adventure that has Alice tumbling down the strangest rabbit hole yet.Īfter years in Wonderland, Alice has returned to England as an adult, desperate to reclaim sanity and control over her life. Blog Tour: The Collectors’ Society by Heather Lyons (Character Interview + Giveaway)
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