Rachel Hartman

Rachel Hartman is the author of the YA fantasy Seraphina, which I think I have mentioned before.

Rachel Hartmann

The author of Seraphina, Rachel Hartmann, gives Movellas some advice on writing fantasy fiction, how to build worlds and how not to exceed your weirdness budget.

Prince Lucien

the dangerously perceptive—and dashing—Prince Lucien wrote Seraphina while listening to medieval Italian polyphony, Breton bagpipe-rock, prog metal, Latin American baroque, and Irish sean nós.

Robert Beatty

N.C. Serafina is a fictional character created by author Robert Beatty and was first introduced in Serafina and the Black Cloak, a spooky, historical-fiction novel.

Rachel

Rachel wrote Seraphina while listening to medieval Italian polyphony, Breton bagpipe-rock, prog metal, Latin American baroque, and Irish sean nós.

Robin Hobb

Robin Hobb’s books are the first that come to mind, along with Seraphina.

Chief Carter Landry

A Ghost Story by Kimberly Dean sees sparks flying between Callie Thompson and Chief Carter Landry even as Chief Carter Landry writes Seraphina a speeding ticket.