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Here are some awesome YA writers' blogs you all should be reading (or watching), because if you're not, you are missing out and also I am totally judging you.
Meg Cabot. Duh.
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Justine Larbalestier. Writer of Magic or Madness trilogy. Also nonfiction and fiction anthologies on women and science fiction.
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Maureen Johnson. Writer of The Bermudez Triangle (the one that just was in the news for book banning), Devilish, and 13 Little Blue Envelopes.
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Brotherhood 2.0. John and Hank Green, one of whom is a YA novelist (Looking for Alaska, An Abundance of Katherines) and one of whom is a environmentalist blogger, are going a year without text communication between them. This means they are doing daily video blogs to each other for this entire year. Basically, they are awesome and hilarious, and I'm only caught up through January -- I hear they get better as they go on.
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Meg Cabot. Duh.
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Justine Larbalestier. Writer of Magic or Madness trilogy. Also nonfiction and fiction anthologies on women and science fiction.
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Maureen Johnson. Writer of The Bermudez Triangle (the one that just was in the news for book banning), Devilish, and 13 Little Blue Envelopes.
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Brotherhood 2.0. John and Hank Green, one of whom is a YA novelist (Looking for Alaska, An Abundance of Katherines) and one of whom is a environmentalist blogger, are going a year without text communication between them. This means they are doing daily video blogs to each other for this entire year. Basically, they are awesome and hilarious, and I'm only caught up through January -- I hear they get better as they go on.
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