I was lucky enough to spend the night in a floating hut on the lake, and I knew one of my characters would have to end up there. The lake is surrounded by beautiful spires and cliffs, which have turned the lake into such a maze people can get lost permanently.

What’s the most interesting place that you’ve been to that you though “yes, my character would love to live here” on your travels? If you were restricted to living in a dome for the rest of your life, how quickly would you try to escape? Living inside of a protected dome is part of Nola’s life in Girl of Glass, but you tend to be a world traveler.Their sacrifice is the sun…which was going to hurt them anyway. The only ones who have figured out a way to survive in the outside world have changed their bodies to not need food or water.

The water holds chemicals that will kill. The food contains contaminants that shut down organs. The sun will burn and cause horrible disease. There are a lot of different dangers and poisons in the world of Girl of Glass. In your world, which is poison, morning or night and why?

In Girl of Glass, people on the dangerous outside of the dome have been given new drugs that allow them to go out into the poisoned night.

Megan stopped by for a fun little interview here on the blog AND a live broadcast over on my Facebook page, but before we jump in, Megan’s here to tell us a little bit about Girl of Glass: “ Girl of Glass is a mid-apoclyptic Sci-Fi with chemically-induced vampires that tells the story of the end of the world from the point of view of one of the upper one percent chosen to survive.” Dome life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be in Girl of Glass by Megan O’Russell.

The Siren's Realm by Megan O'Russell