Crossing the Line: Where YA Ends and Adult Begins

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Categories: Language | Mid grade | Romance

What really separates young adult fiction from adult novels, and where do those lines start to blur? In this panel, authors dig into the evolving space between YA and adult storytelling, using dystopian fiction as a lens. They discuss voice, theme, intensity, and content, sharing how they navigate complex ideas while still honoring younger readers and keeping stories emotionally authentic.

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