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"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."
Taleen Voskuni on the evolution of the Armenian rom-com
"Many Armenians reached out to me and told me how seen the book had made them feel"
Caroline Palmer on music, coming out and their new middle grade graphic novel, Camp Prodigy
"If I’d never planned to create a slice of life story, a coming out story would be even further from my comfort zone."
Annie LeBlanc Is Not Dead Yet, the playlist by Molly Morris
"In all my writing, music plays a really important role"
Simone Soltani shares her Cross the Line playlist
This post was written by Simone Solani, author of Cross the Line.
Music plays a massive role in my writing process. Most days, I can’t sit down and start working on a project until I’ve listened to a few songs that put me in the right…
Eva Des Lauriers on friends to lovers and her debut YA novel, I Wish You Would
"no matter what you’re struggling through, everyone deserves a love story that feels like a Taylor Swift song."
A Crane Among Wolves author, June Hur, discusses how K-dramas changed her life
"Back then, my exposure to Korean history and heritage was limited to the dusty K-drama VHS tapes my parents borrowed from a local Korean Supermarket."
Collide author, Bal Khabra, shares her top five sports romance reads
"Since discovering sports romance books, tearing myself away from them has proven to be an impossible feat."
Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea author, Rebecca Thorne, on the Rise of Cosy Fantasy
"Writing about an established sapphic couple who flee their lives to open a bookshop that serves tea was my escape. I wanted their happy ending. I wanted their cozy life."