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I have this habit where I come up with a title, pitch it to my editor, and then almost immediately hate it. We spent a few months going back and forth before landing on I Will Find You Again. It’s a bit long, but I love it—there’s a sense of loss and grief but also determination and hope. It encapsulates what the story is ultimately about: an intense love story and the aftermath of a deep, cutting loss.
What's in a name?
Chase Ohara, the main character and narrator of I Will Find You Again, has a name that’s...[read on]
Q&A with Sarah Lyu.
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