As well as providing an overview (what is YA, why is it so popular, who is reading it, what are publishers looking for, etc), find out how writers can use YA to explore social pressures, identity, community and self, with a particular focus on the importance of diverse voices and experiences in writing for young adults. Presented by the Write-ability program.
Shivaun Plozza is the author of 'Frankie', a darkly funny novel about a troubled teen willing to defy her friends, family and the law to find her missing brother. Her second novel, 'Tin Heart', is due for release early in 2018. Other works have appeared in anthologies and journals including 'Where the Shoreline Used to Be', 'ELLE Australia', 'Text' and 'The Victorian Writer'. When not writing, Shivaun works as a freelance editor and manuscript assessor.
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