Black Magic Academy
by Emily Martha Sorensen
Genre: YA Fantasy
Mildred doesn't like black magic. But her mother was once valedictorian of Black Magic Academy, so her aunts insist she needs to follow in her footsteps and become one too.
Mildred doesn't want to be part of the popular crowd. Nor does she care about her "death-enemy." And she certainly has no interest in murderous spells. But if the teachers catch on that she's actually a good witch . . . well, they don't react well to that kind of ignominy.
What's the only good witch in a school of wicked witches to do?
Hi!
I'm Emily Martha Sorensen!
I'm
a huge fan of science fiction and fantasy, and I write clean books
that are intelligent, optimistic, and happy. I write for all age
levels. Picture books? Got one. Chapter books? Got a series.
Middle grade? Sure thing. Young adult? Most definitely. New
adult? Working on a series right now. ALL of them, no matter what
the age of the main character, are both intelligent and clean. I
believe that children deserve smart books, teenagers deserve fun
books, and adults deserve imagination, a sense of wonder, and books
aimed at them that are G or PG.
I
have two comics: A Magical Roommate, which is complete (it's actually
G-rated new adult, and was always intended to be that way: I started
it when I was eighteen and couldn't find clean stories about people
my age), and To Prevent World Peace, which is currently ongoing
(think a magical girl series from the point of view of the villains).
I'm
a bit of an oddball. I refuse to write what's popular: I write the
stories I believe should exist. If those happen to become popular, I
would be delighted. I won't change what I write just because the
crowd's doing it. I'm pretty flexible about which forms my stories
take, though.
My
husband is Benjamin A. Sorensen, who writes fantasy. His first book
is Prophecy, and it's pretty awesome. He's a wordsmith, and he
usually writes standalone epic fantasy.
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