The Value of Stories Without Romance
Column by Karis Rogerson
Just like life, a story doesn't require romance to be fulfilling.
"The Circus of Stolen Dreams" by Lorelei Savaryn
Review by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Sometimes an escape becomes the trap.
10 Wintery Yule Books for the Solstice
Column by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Looking for some Paganish reading material to celebrate the Winter Solstice/Yule? Here are some recommendations.
How To Make The Most of D.E.A.R. This April
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
To celebrate Beverly Cleary's birthday, “Drop Everything and Read” (or D.E.A.R.) is celebrated annually April 12th. To help you make the most of this day, here is a list of books all ages can enjoy.
Storyville: Young Protagonists—MG vs. YA vs. Adult
Column by Richard Thomas July 19, 2017
Some advice for writing young protagonists for Middle Grade, YA, and adult fiction.
Kenneth Branagh to Direct 'Artemis Fowl' Film Adaptation
News by Raine Winters
Because we all need more fairies in our lives.
An Ode to Middle Grade Authors
Column by Raine Winters August 14, 2015
Middle Grade writers everywhere deserve props every now and again, for countless reasons. On behalf of the universe, this article is a 'thank you' for writing the books that inspired our childhoods.
Six Novels On the Transgender Experience
Column by Riki Cleveland
Never before has it been more important to have quality young adult novels depicting LGBTQ characters in the hands of readers. Here are six unique novels that feature a transgendered protagonist.
Fanmade ‘Series of Unfortunate Events’ Teaser Trailer Released
News by Raine Winters
Let’s hope this Netflix show is anything BUT unfortunate!
Faded Pages: Bridge to Terabithia
Column by Emma McMorran Clark May 30, 2014
Can an adult cross the rickety bridge into Terabithia? I did, and so should you.
Faded Pages: Where the Red Fern Grows
Column by Emma McMorran Clark April 28, 2014
Over 20 years ago I read a book that convinced me I needed a pair of hounds. Now that I'm older and presumably wiser, I picked it back up to see what else I could learn.
Ask The Agent: Marketing to a Middle Grade Audience, Having Multiple Agents and More
Column by Bree Ogden March 18, 2013
Navigating the rough terrain of today’s publishing industry shouldn’t be a solo event. This week in Ask the Agent I’ll explore and dissect a few of the industry’s mysteries, straight from the shoulder
