From a very early age, T. L. Haddix knew she wanted to be a writer. After learning to read on her grandmother's knee, she devoured books, a necessity that continues to this day. Having been fairly prolific in her own writing throughout her school years, T. L. grew distracted by the realities of life and put aside the thought of becoming an author. After training to be a medical transcriptionist and working in that field for several years, she came to a crossroads in her career. Deciding to take a chance and put pen to paper, she produced her debut novel, the sel more...
