I channeled those thoughts into dark fantasy, since that’s the kind of book that I personally enjoy. I wanted more people to talk about the unfair ways that biracial people are treated, but I wanted to raise my concerns in a nuanced way that would be accessible to a wide audience.
What inspired you to write The Keeper of Night? There are so many libraries, universities, and museums around here, so it’s a good place to start a career in library and information science. I grew up in greater Boston and wanted to come home after living in Korea for a few years, so Simmons was the best place to go. I started looking into working in libraries and realized it would be a way to involve books and reading in my life and would help people beyond my goals as a writer. I was teaching English in Korea when one of my coworkers mentioned how she wished she’d studied to become a librarian.
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