Genevieve Cogman’s first novel, The Invisible Library, was released in the US earlier this month. Before turning to the LIBRARY series, Cogman wrote for role-playing games like The Dresden Files and Vorkosigan games. She lives in the north of England and works for the National Health Service. Genevieve chatted with me about The Invisible Library, writing and knitting yarn.
One random commenter with a USA address will win a copy of The Invisible Library.
Marion Deeds: I know from the afterword and a couple of interviews you’ve given that you live in the north of England,
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