[ SECRET POST #3307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3307 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

you mean it's not as popular and that OP should mourn their loss for the sake of the whole format, but I don't see it.

A YA reader or author more or less only matters to other YA readers and authors.

[blitzwing]

A YA reader or author more or less only matters to other YA readers and authors.

There are things in the format that are common factors for all the genres. Even if I don't read YA, and a YA fan doesn't read what I read, we can still talk about book-things. They still buy books, and a lot of authors are multi-genre--they may publish both YA novels and adult novels.