Elba Luz is an accidental author. From childhood, she’s always been a lover of stories – whether in the form of anime, manga, video games, or, of course, books – yet she couldn’t quite figure out how her own story should be written. She tried her hand at becoming an illustrator but found her inability
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Lygia Day Peñaflor is the critically acclaimed author of Creep: A Love Story, All of This Is True, Unscripted Joss Byrd, and Beautiful to See You (Again). Her novels have been published around the world in over a dozen languages. She lives on Long Island with her husband, where she rides horses and flies from
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Salma Hussain is a Canadian writer based in Toronto. She holds a B.A. (Hon.) in English Lit. (with a concentration in creative writing), as well as a LL.B and LL.M in law. In addition to writing her own widely-published prose and poetry, Salma also writes reviews and interviews emerging & established writers, almost exclusively championing
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Fifteen-year-old Wali Khan, affectionately called “Vali the Vomiter” by his older twin sisters, has always chalked up his throwing up to a delicate stomach. And the headaches in ninth grade? Worrying about grades. But waking up in the hospital in the second week of tenth grade, he is shocked to hear the cause: acoustic neuroma,
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Andy Darcy Theo is an author whose work is deeply shaped by his background in psychology and his experience in both clinical and educational settings. His understanding of human behaviour, mental health, and the complexities of the mind plays an important role in the stories he tells. He first began writing his YA fantasy series
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Alex Sanchez has published ten novels, including the American Library Association “Best Book for Young Adults” Rainbow Boys and Lambda Award-winning So Hard to Say. His novel Bait won the Tomas Rivera Mexican-American Book Award and the Florida Book Award Gold Medal for Young Adult fiction. You Brought Me the Ocean, his graphic novel from DC Comics, was illustrated by
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Ryan Douglass is a queer author and poet from Atlanta, Georgia. He is the New York Times bestselling author of the The Taking of Jake Livingston, which was an ALA Rainbow Booklist Pick and a Black Caucus American Library Association Best of the Best Booklist Pick. His sophomore novel, The Great Disillusionment of Nick and
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Erin Cotter writes young adult fiction. Originally from Buffalo, New York, she currently calls Austin home. When not writing, she spends time with her partner and pets, eating tacos, and searching for Golden-cheeked Warblers in the Texas Hill Country. Her books include By Any Other Name, A Traitorous Heart, and A Dangerous Bargain. A Dangerous
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Our guest today is an author whose path to fiction is as unconventional as the stories he writes. After earning a degree in religious studies and philosophy, he initially came to Harvard Divinity School intending to become a New Testament scholar. Instead, he transferred to Harvard Law School and went on to build a career
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K. Ancrum, is an author of speculative contemporary Young Adult Fiction. She is best known for the LAMBDA award winning ICARUS and the National Book Award nominated THE CORRUPTION OF HOLLIS BROWN. K. is a Chicago native who is passionate about reflective representation in young adult fiction, and exploring the edges of what is possible
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