Swifties, it’s time to grab your friendship bracelets, blast “Cruel Summer,” and prepare your hearts, because the world of YA friendship and fandom just got its own Taylor Swift–inspired cinematic universe.
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Check out our interview with Peggy Townsend, the author of "The Botanist’s Assistant."
A fairy tale called "Bluebeard" is what inspired Marissa Meyer to write "The House Saphir."
Find out what inspired Kristen Pipps to write "The Library of Lost Girls" below.
The recipient of multiple honors for her writing, including a Lambda Literary Award, the Anhinga Prize in Poetry, the Clay Reynolds Novella Prize, a “Spoon River” Editor’s Prize, an Oscar Wilde Award, and a special mention for a Pushcart Prize, lesbian poet, essayist, and educator Julie Marie Wade is also one of the most prolific writers you will ever read.
The season of sparkle, second chances, and page-turning suspense is officially here!
Check out our interview with Emily Zipp, author of "Alice Rue Evades the Truth."
Check out our interview with Rob Renzetti, author of "The Cursed Cloak of the Wretched Wraith.”
Check out our interview with Christina Baker Kline and Anne Burt, the authors of "Please Don't Lie."
The author's time in sports journalism was the inspiration behind "Play You For It."
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