Jan 4, 2019
The YA sensation unveils the magic behind her Shadowhunter series, the secrets of writing for different age groups and fostering representation in fiction.
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The YA sensation unveils the magic behind her Shadowhunter series, the secrets of writing for different age groups and fostering representation in fiction.
Why would an adult read fiction for teenagers? Because it possesses those fleeting qualities that are so hard to find elsewhere.
A great column on reading young adult when you're no longer quite so young. Do you still read YA as an adult?
*According to one guy, so you're probably going to disagree.
LitReactor shares their favorite novels that feature cold weather. What's your fav?
Are masterpieces built step by step, or are they executed in a bolt of inspiration? A look at 3 case studies: Eminem’s “Lose yourself,” Michelangelo’s David, & Mark Z. Danielewski’s 'House of Leaves'.
Ready to get more of your work published? Level up your submissions game in 2018.
Thoughts and advice on how to leave room for your readers when writing fiction.
The top ten craft books of a craft book fanatic.
What are your favorite books on writing?