ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月18日 06時39分

Few first novelists have the kind of success Angie Thomas saw with “The Hate U Give,” which has spent 100 weeks on our New York Times Best-Seller List and been made into an equally acclaimed movie. Perhaps even fewer write a second novel that gets as many advance raves as Angie’s “On the Come Up,” which was recently released. It’s set in the same fictional community, Garden Heights, as #TheHateUGive, but @angiethomas turns her attention away from Starr (the protagonist in her first novel) to the world of hip-hop, and Brianna, a talented teenager who lives and breathes it. “Even before I wrote ‘The Hate U Give,’ I knew I wanted to write a novel that paid homage to hip-hop,” Angie said. “For me, as a teenager, hip-hop was how I saw myself when I didn’t see myself in books.” While she’s just coming off of the release of her second novel, she has ideas for a third. “I’m still writing to find out what happens. All I can tell you is, it’s also set in Garden Heights,” she said. @houstoncofield took this photo of Angie. Visit the link in our profile for more from Angie in her interview with @nytbooks editor Maria Russo.

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