Stephenie Meyer Tells Us About Her Busy Year and Updates On Current Projects
Posted on 11. Feb, 2012 by lisa in Fickle Fish Films, Movie Related, News, Stephenie Meyer, Stephenie Meyer Books, The Host
Stephenie Meyer updated her website today and gives us the scoop on… well, everything!
Thank you, Steph! We know you’ve been just a tad busy 
but we’ve been hoping, praying, and offering up sacrifices to the gods, chomping at the bit for some news! This is wonderful!
February 11, 2012
Hey everybody!
I know it’s been a long time—way, way too long—since I updated my site personally. 2011 was a bizarre, lovely, and insane year and I didn’t spend nearly enough time where I should be—here at my keyboard.
Here is a pretty good visual of where I usually was instead. Note the thirteen layers of weather protection. In my very limited experience, watching movies being made is almost always a cold, wet business.
Since I’ve been M.I.A. so long, I thought I would do a little “my summer vacation” essay for those who are interested—though it’s really a “my last whole year away making movies” essay, with occasional camera phone illustrations.
I’m going to break this down into three separate pages, as my time has been spread across a few different projects. Click the links to visit the pages you’re interested in:
Thanks so much for your always amazing support and general awesomeness!
Steph
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