Lois Duncan Fan

Fan account for the works of author Lois Duncan, who definitely knows what you did last summer.

[Lois Duncan Fan @GiftofMagic1]

We lost a great author in 2016. For more on Lois Duncan, her works, & the investigation into the murder of her daughter Kait Arquette, visit her official website at https://t.co/tkf2HlkeeB
NOTE: This account is fan run & has no affiliation with the author or her official website.

[Jessica Grace Wright @JessGraceWrites]

@BreakevenBooks Lois Duncan has some good ones. I Know What You Did Last Summer is a much better book than movie

[Marcia Z. Parks 🇺🇦 Loves Words @MZ_Parks]

Remembering Lois Duncan, author of young adult suspense. Her novels were "practically a rite of passage" per the NYTimes. #ChildrensBooks #yalit

[Mia @MiaCarlaNY]

@BravoWWHL @judyblume Judy Blume and Lois Duncan were the books of my youth

how i miss lois (i got the chance to correspond with her many years ago before she died)

Im so happy for Ms Blume

[Kevin L Nenstiel @KLNenstiel]

April 28th, 1934, is the birthday of American YA novelist Lois Duncan (I Know What You Did Last Summer), who once wrote: “Sit down every day and DO IT. Writing is a self-taught craft; the more you work at it, the more skilled you become. And when you're not writing, READ.”

[DavidDoesWords @daviddoeswords]

Born #onthisday1934 Lois Duncan American #thriller #horror #suspense #novelist #poet #journalist Pioneering figure in development of #YAfiction Remembered for #novels Hotel for Dogs (1971) I Know What You Did Last Summer (1973) & Summer of Fear (1976) Killing Mr. Griffin (1978)

[Andromeda Mixed Media @alredered]

Alredered Remembers Lois Duncan Steinmetz,American writer, novelist, poet, and journalist, best known for her young-adult novels, on her birthday.
"Life continues, and we all of us keep changing and building, toward what we cannot know".- Lois Duncan

https://t.co/YJHGPrcwPG

[🪄Tiffany @PrimadonnaGurls]

My local Barnes & Noble doesn’t have any Lois Duncan books.

[Rotic Design @RoticDesign]

When I was growing up, my favorite author to read was Lois Duncan. Her thrillers were the reason my love of Stephen King, horror movies and all things scary came to be, Last night, I found my books in the attic of my childhood home. I have no clue how they got there! #loisduncan

[Kevin Smokler @Weegee]

Can I just line up everything ever written by Judy Blume and Lois Duncan and Beverly Clearly and point?

[James M Errington @J_M_Errington]

Have probably talked about it on here before, but aged around 10-11 my favourite author was Lois Duncan.

[Memphis Expat @MemphisExpat]

@OdenealJamie @ambernoelle My dad used to yell at me for reading and say I was weird. Luckily my mom was a reader and encouraged it. Authors like Lois Duncan were a bridge for me to adult books.

[Charisse Rose 👸🏻 @CharisseRose90]

Lois Duncan was my favorite author when I was around 10/11. There was a bookstore in the town where my mom bought groceries and I would beg her to go to the bookstore so I could buy another Lois Duncan book.

[Lois Duncan Fan @GiftofMagic1]

@themoneyghost 100%!

[Lois Duncan Fan @GiftofMagic1]

I think I need to start a group for all of us who loved Lois's books but hated the rewrites! There's a lot of us out in the world!!

[Emily Bludworth de Barrios @emilybloodwolf]

I was also disturbed that Lois Duncan's teen horror books been rewritten, with letters replaced with cell phones, internet, email, & text. Part of the pleasure of reading books is learning about the past, its attitudes, events, material culture, & daily life.

[Kavin- Dana “Leslie” Thomas Fan Club President @kavin_b]

@RyanForEQUALITY I love the movie too. And the book. In fact I love Lois Duncan and all of her books that I’ve read. Her hate of the movie is notorious, but I get why she hates it.

[Miss Jewitt @LNS_MissJ]

@mr_beal_eng @missehrhart @Team_English1 @AVisserFuray Lois Duncan remains the queen of YA horror/supernatural

[Teen Creeps Podcast @teencreepspod]

Guest @Patrick_Ehlers (@NinCartSociety, @ShippleDips), joins @kellynugee for Lois Duncan's TWISTED WINDOW! An idiot accidentally kidnaps a child & jealousy of a stuffed animal is the funniest twist in history.

Apple: https://t.co/OmRxkQiSz6
Spotify: https://t.co/qKg0SOd5JA

[dovesummer 🐦‍🔥 @dovesummer1]

@cultmenephila same. I knew all the librarians and always did the summer reading programs or book clubs or whatever. I met Lois Duncan at the library once and she signed a napkin for me that said “don’t mop up gravy with this”. I lost it in a house fire … one of the few things I really miss

[✨ @cvrmillv]

@sophiahelix Oh my god you just unearthed my memories of Darkangel.

Also I remember when Lois Duncan was grouped into the children’s (!) book category in stores …

[Dr Eva Burke @Eva_B89]

@CethanLeahy OMG, a Lois Duncan fan?