Always having someone equally passionate and invested in the book fuels our love of writing. We value our time together and our discussions surrounding our projects. Our favorite part of working together is definitely collaborating. When we have different opinions, it kick-starts discussions, which often ignites better stories. We always describe what we have as a mini “writer’s room” where we constantly bounce thoughts off one another and try to improve our work. We understand each other’s vision and welcome varying opinions and ideas. Being sisters seems like we’d bicker a ton, but we find our bond a huge strength. We’ve been writing together since high school, so we’ve been able to really fine-tune our process. Working with another author is hard, let alone with your twin, what was working together like and how did you address differing opinions on the work? What are your favorite and least favorite things about writing with each other? Read on below for an interview with Krista and Becca about how they brought The Raging Ones to the page. I really like these teens’ spiritual bond and dynamic. Three teens have avoided this death day and are trying to get on a ticket to a Distant Star to escape the consequences. The Ritchie twins tell the story of a frozen planet where everyone who lives knows when they’ll day.

Because life got in the way, I haven’t finished it yet, but so far, I am enjoying this one. I received an eARC of The Raging Ones (2018)from Wednesday Books.

The Raging Ones by Krista Ritchie