How Y.A. Fiction Works
A writer's thoughts on young adult fiction.
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On Opinion vs. Criticism
On Voice: Three Ways
On Andrew Smith and Attacking the Avant-Garde
We All Looked Up: Imagery, Metaphor and Word Choice in YA Lit
Ten: Quick Confusion
On Querying: It’s About Etiquette
If I Stay: Emotionalism in Detail
Gone Girl: To Be YA or Not To Be YA
Half Bad: Engaging Expectation in YA Lit
221B Baker Street: Character in Dialogue
We Were Liars: Compositionally Unstable
Linked: A Prelude to Story in YA Lit
Cress: Word Choice in YA Lit
The Hunger Games: Credibly Unique Protagonists in YA Lit
The Hunger Games: Stakes, Risk & Character in YA lit
On Humanity & Unreliable Narrators
Blood Red Road: Language as Character & Setting in YA Lit
On Grammatical Person & the Element of Surprise
Allegiant: Thought Acts in YA Lit
Ashes: Thought Acts in YA Lit
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