– Gertrude Stein
A quick alphabetical list of authors, theorists, publishers, and artists written about or referenced and their books.
- Lenore Appelhans
- Cory Archangel
- Jane Austen
- Allegiant: Thought Acts in YA
- Ashes: Thought Acts in YA
- Victoria Aveyard
- Ilsa J. Bick
- Ray Bradbury
- Joseph Campbell
- Orson Scott Card
- Janet Cardiff
- John Cayley
- Stephen Chobsky
- Suzanne Collins
- On Voice: Three Ways
- Linked: A Prelude to Story
- The Hunger Games: Credibly Unique Protagonists
- The Hunger Games: Stakes, Risks & Character
- On the Aims of the Artistic Process | On the Artistic Process of “On the Aims of the Artistic Process”
- On Humanity & Unreliable Narrators
- Common Usages: Phrase Definitions
- James Dashner
- Philip K. Dick
- Fyodor Dostoevsky
- T.S. Eliot
- Gustave Flaubert
- Gillian Flynn
- Richard Foreman
- Gayle Forman
- Christian Fuenfhausen
- William Gibson
- Sally Green
- Imogen Howson
- Shelley Jackson
- Henry James
- Sarah Kane
- Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
- E. Lockhart
- Donald Maass
- David Mamet
- Brit Marling
- Robert McKee
- Heather McGowan
- Alexander McQueen
- Josin L. McQuein
- Marissa Meyer
- Stephenie Meyer
- Kass Morgan
- Vladimir Nabokov
- Salvador Plascencia
- Walker Percy
- Steven Pinker
- Publishers
- Armchair/Shotgun
- Bloomsbury Publishers
- Disney-Hyperion
- Egmont USA
- Feiwel & Friends
- HarperCollins
- Arclight: Lifeless in the Grey
- Allegiant: Thought Acts in YA Lit
- Blood Red Road: Language as Character & Setting in YA Lit
- The Fifth Wave: Embodying Narrative in YA Lit
- On Grammatical Person & the Element of Surprise
- The Maze Runner: Creating Tension & Suspense in YA Lit
- The Eye of Minds: Pragmatic Implausibility in YA Lit
- On Humanity & Unreliable Narrators
- The Hunger Games: Stakes, Risk & Character in YA Lit
- The Hunger Games: Credibly Unique Protagonists in YA Lit
- On Humanity & Unreliable Narrators
- Simon Pulse
- Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
- Ayn Rand
- Veronica Roth
- J.K. Rowling
- Marquis de Sade
- Andrew Smith
- Susan Sontag
- Lars von Trier
- David Foster Wallace
- Tommy Wallach
- Elizabeth Wein
- Scott Westerfeld
- Virginia Woolf
- James Wood
- Cress: Word Choice in YA
- On Humanity & Unreliable Narrators
- Blood Red Road: Language as Character & Setting
- Allegiant: Thought Acts in YA
- Ashes: Thought Acts in YA
- The Maze Runner: Creating Tension & Suspense in YA
- The Fifth Wave: Embodying Narrative in YA
- Ender’s Game: The Utterly Reliable Narrator in YA
- Arclight: Lifeless in the Grey
- Common Usages: Phrase Definitions
- About How YA Fiction Works
- (Sometimes Uncommon) Books on Writing
- Rick Yancey
- Moira Young
- John Zorn
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