The SYP (Society of Young Publishers) have published the very first public interview with Rebecca Strong, author of the upcoming and much-anticipated Here or There (out on 28th July).
Rebecca is ex-editor of InPrint, the SYP's magazine, and in this special InPrint Online interview she answers some questions about her novel, what it's like to be published by Legend Press and some general probes about writing and her favourite authors. Read in full here. 
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