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Young adult fiction occupies an unusual place in publishing. Its protagonists are often teenagers, but its readership can extend far beyond adolescence. Some YA novels are read almost entirely by …
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Romance readers know what they like. They may follow particular authors for years, move quickly through entire series, develop strong preferences among subgenres, and recommend books enthusiastically …
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Mysteries and thrillers make a demanding promise to the reader. Something important is going to happen, and the author is going to control when the reader discovers it. That promise creates pressure …
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Historical fiction occupies a difficult middle ground. The novelist has the freedom to invent, but the world surrounding that invention must feel convincing. Readers may forgive a fictional …
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Poetry is one of the most personal forms of writing, but publishing a collection professionally requires a surprising amount of practical decision-making. A poet may spend years refining individual …
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