Danielle Teller
Author Interview - Danielle Teller
Author I draw inspiration from: Margaret Atwood
Author Interview - Danielle Teller | Author she draws inspiration from
Favorite place to read a book: In the papasan chair in my backyard
Book character I’d like to be stuck in an elevator with: Mark Watney from The Martian. He could probably get the elevator started again.
Author Interview - Danielle Teller | Book character she'd like to be stuck in an elevator with
The moment I knew I wanted to become an author: When I was in first grade, and the grownups oohed and ahed over my poems about bunny rabbits and kittens.
Hardback, paperback, ebook or audiobook: All of the above! It depends on the book and why I'm reading it.
The last book I read: Circe by Madeline Miller
Author Interview - Danielle Teller | The last book she read
Pen & paper or computer: Computer. Always.
Book character I think I’d be best friends with: Jo March from Little Women
Author Interview - Danielle Teller | Book character she'd be best friends with
If I wasn’t an author, I’d be a: Physician-scientist. I worked in that field for twenty years and loved it.
Favorite decade in fashion history: Regency fashion (as in Jane Austen novels). I love white fabric, square necklines and most of all empire waists—so you never have to worry about sucking in your belly!
Author Interview - Danielle Teller | Favorite decade in fashion history
Place I’d most like to travel: Italy. Over and over again. (See "empire waists")
My signature drink: "Monogamy," which is a lemon rosemary martini that I only drink with my husband.
Favorite artist: Vincent van Gogh
Number one on my bucket list: Visiting Newfoundland, the only Canadian province I have never visited
