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"I love the crisp air, the smell in the air, the late-afternoon sky, the overall warm, cozy feeling of fall."
Hanna Alkaf shares 5 Books About Hauntings by Southeast Asian Authors
"The boundary between the supernatural and the natural world is thin for us"
Ann Liang on the books that inspired her fantasy novel, A Song to Drown Rivers
"There are few feelings more thrilling and motivating than reading books by writers you deeply admire and studying their craft"
Lucy Jane Wood on 90’s witches and why they’re so loved
"Surely that’s the whole point of having magical powers at your finger tips—to find the joy in it."
Ciera Burch on cryptids and her new middle grade novel, Camp Twisted Pine
"As a Jersey girl myself, the Jersey Devil has always had a special place in my heart."
Prime Time Romance author, Kate Robb, on her favourite teen drama tropes
"What is it about teen dramas that keep me coming back for more? I don’t have definitive answers, but I do have a few theories."
Lauren James on their new YA fandom thriller, Last Seen Online
"When you’re relying so deeply on a small group of people for those things, it’s no wonder that a controversy can get so heated."
Andi Porretta on exploring anxiety through her graphic novel, Ready or Not
"Something was always holding me back whenever I tried to express them with just words alone."
Zen Cho on her debut romance novel, The Friend Zone Experiment
"It’s a chance to immerse yourself in a different world, an escape from the everyday grind."
Adam Sass on his new YA novel, Cursed Boys and Broken Hearts
"As I wrote Grant’s story, what began as a sweet-n-simple second chances romance turned into something shockingly personal."
Seema Yasmin on the power of abortion stories
"Abortion is healthcare, they were saying, without uttering a word."
Rufaro Faith Mazarura’s Let the Games Begin inspired playlist and giveaway
"Making playlists for my characters was one of my favourite parts of the writing process"
Elliot Fletcher on the Grumpy x Sunshine trope and her debut rom-com, Whisky Business
"I believe the beauty of a truly great grumpy-sunshine story lies in the healing journey the characters are unwittingly walking."
Rachael Fernandes on musicals and her new YA novel, The Mercury in Me
"Being able to turn up every week to see the same faces gave a sense of belonging, and helped me tie to something in my early twenties"
Bethany Rutter’s must-read books for young people featuring plus size representation
"One of the greatest privileges of my life has been to write books for young people that help them to feel seen."