Join <em>New York Times</em> best-selling novelist Justina Ireland as we discuss whether having written zombie novels has helped her deal with the pandemic, her biggest pet peeve when she hears other writers talk about writing, where she falls in the fast vs. slow zombies debate (and how she's managed to have the best of both worlds), our very different reasons for not having read <em>Harry Potter</em>, the way she avoided sequelitis in <em>Dark Divide</em>, what it was like playing in the <em>Star Wars</em> sandbox, why it's easier to lie when writing from a first person point of view, the franchise character she most wishes she could write a novel about, the main difference between science fiction and YA communities, how <em>Law & Order</em> gives comfort during these trying times, and much more.