Monday Miscellany
I’m rocking the sexy librarian look today with my glasses, which I NEVER wear in public. There’s the leftover emotional stigma from […]
Tag: YA
Where Are The Parents In YA?
“Anyone can write in dead parents. It takes guts to make adult children deal with living parents.” This marvelous quote came from […]
Walking the Line Between YA and Grown Up: A Guest Post By Stacey Wallace Benefiel
Before we get on to the awesome guest post by Stacey, I wanted to let y’all know that the Red launch blog […]
Confronting the Could Be: A Guest Post By Jessica Corra
I had the opportunity to chat with actual teenagers yesterday at the family picnic. I’m young enough that I figure I’m pretty […]
How Do You Define YA?
The Red launch tour continues today over at The Book Cellar with an interview. Check it out! Monday, during my massive couch […]
Death To Your Comfort Zone: A Guest Post By Tori Scott
I’d like to offer a warm welcome today to my agent mate and fellow YA author Tori Scott! We’re swapping posts, so […]
Challenges of Writing YA
As I’ve been stumbling along in lurching steps toward THE END, I’ve been reflecting lately on how different and challenging it has […]
Pondering The Paranormal YA Couple
I love YA. Or more specifically paranormal YA (right off hand I can’t think of any non-paranormal YA in my must-have pile). […]
On Stereotypes and Other Trends in YA
I was all set to make a post about stuff every author ought to have on their blog (I have a list […]