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“Marchmain Academy felt like a painted world”: Academia, Horror, and TENDERLY, I AM DEVOURED, a guest post by Lyndall Clipstone
South Australia · South Australia

“Marchmain Academy felt like a painted world”: Academia, Horror, and TENDERLY, I AM DEVOURED, a guest post by Lyndall Clipstone

My experiences with academia are messy and complicated. As I started my first year as an English PhD candidate at my city’s oldest university, I had a clear and determined vision for my future. I wanted to complete my doctorate, take on an academic position, and devote my life to the institution which I—a gifted student who struggled with severe anxiety—had found to be a refuge. In my regular meetings with my advisor, a whip-smart woman who I’d …Read Article
Just Do It, a guest post by David Flores
Louisville, Kentucky · Louisville

Just Do It, a guest post by David Flores

Twenty years ago, I reconnected with someone that would change the trajectory of my life. Ellen Hagan, coauthor with me on TELL ME EVERY LIE, had been living in New York City for years. I had just finished school and was trying to get my young adult life together down in Louisville, Kentucky. Back then, I spent most of my hours in the photo studio. I’d landed a steady gig as a commercial photographer for a large company and did my best to balanc…Read Article
Cover Reveal: Maple for the People by Kate McGovern
Cambridge, Massachusetts · Cambridge

Cover Reveal: Maple for the People by Kate McGovern

We love a cover reveal! Today we’re sharing the cover for Maple for the People. In this follow-up to Welcome Back, Maple Mehta-Cohen is running for president of the sixth grade against popular Sonia Shah in this contemporary story of friendship, family, and community action. About the book Maple has made it to sixth grade at last, and her friend Jack thinks she’d make a great class president. At first, Maple’s mind isn’t on politics—she feels he…Read Article

What’s In My Writer’s Toolbox, Part 2, a guest post by Michael P. Spradlin

The last time I was here, I talked about the actual tools in my writer’s toolbox. That was fun. But I started thinking what could be in a Teen Librarian’s Toolbox that would help them put more copies of my new book THREAT OF THE SPIDER in the hands of their patrons. So I have come up with a partial list. If you are a teen librarian, please feel free to use any of these techniques to make sure THREAT OF THE SPIDER is at the top of your circulatio…Lapeer · LapeerRead Article

Take the Dare, a guest post by Ellen Hagan

In the second grade, I was cast as the lead role in The Emperor’s New Clothes. I was going to be a star. But as the performance grew closer, I got more and more scared of standing up in front of everyone. What if I forgot my lines? What if I froze onstage? I got so nervous that I forfeited the role to one of my friends who was eager to take over. I was still in the play, but I had no lines and after the show, I cried and cried. I knew I had made…New York State · New YorkRead Article

Here Have Some New YA Thrillers

I recently started watching the first season of Yellowjackets and it has gotten me into a really big thriller mood. So, I have been looking into some new YA thrillers since the second season doesn’t come to Netflix until July 1. Here’s what I have found that I think might hold me over until the nest season comes out. This Is Where We Die by Cindy R.X. He Sadie, Will, Isla, Anthony, Emily, and Charlie are survivors. They were the six (out of eig…Lagos, Lagos · LagosRead Article

Book Review: The Incorruptibles by Lauren Magaziner

Publisher’s description A girl joins the human resistance against sorcerer tyranny in this “breathless” (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) first book in the exciting upper middle grade fantasy series The Incorruptibles that’s Keeper of the Lost Cities meets The Marvellers. Fiora Barrowling lives in a world where sorcerers rule over humans. After surviving an encounter with The Radiance—the very worst of the sorcerers—she’s whisked away to the incr…Read Article

Move Over, Middle Grade: Take Two, by guest bloggers Christina Chatel and Marcia Kochel

Sometimes, it feels like we’re shouting in the wind. The wind, in our case, is publishers, who get defensive when we ask about books for younger teens–they tell us about one or two new releases that they think fit our criteria. They try to convince us that the books we need already exist. The wind is also middle grade authors, who really do want to write books with characters that are 14- and 15-year-olds. Overwhelmingly, however, the books we s…Decatur, Georgia · DecaturRead Article

Fast Five Interview: Jamar J. Perry

Fast Five is an author interview series. The author is sent 10 questions and is asked to answer five of them. If you are an author interested in participating in the Fast Five Author Interview series, please get in touch. Jamar J. Perry lives in Maryland, USA, and has a PhD in Literacy Education, Language, Culture and Social Inquiry from the University of Maryland. He was previously a teacher and started writing for children so that Black boys, …Maryland · MarylandRead Article

Will Surging Sea Levels Kill The Great Barrier Reef? Here's What Might Help

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In the 20th century, global sea level rose faster than at any other time in the past 3,000 years. Its expected to rise even further by 2100, as human-induced climate change intensifies.See the Story

A PRIDE MONTH YA GRAPHIC NOVEL READING LIST FROM WENDY MARTIN, CREATOR OF CASTLE SWIMMER

Hello! My name is Wendy and I’ve always loved to make fantasy comics with queer characters. As soon as I finished college, I set out on a mission to create a longform comic about mermaids that takes place in a fantasy, underwater world. It’s an endeavor that’s lasted over ten years but finally, my comic Castle Swimmer has been turned into a real book! It’s a story about two mermen who challenge their destinies and fall in love in the process. It…Iowa, United States · IowaRead Article

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