[ SECRET POST #5431 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5431 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I would've agree with your comment if it weren't for the fact that this is a secret about someone intending to be a YA author, and therefore yes, aiming for a teenage audience. So my experiences with teen-centric fandoms are not irrelevant in this topic. If this were the secret about Hannibal, I wouldn't have responded with anything but sympathy.

[(Anonymous)]

But people can write more than one kind of work! It's perfectly possible to write YA and also write erotica, as long as it's made very clear which is which. I do understand that under the current climate it's unfortunately smart to hide "shameful" work, but I think that's a bad thing and ought to change.

Using different pseudonyms is good marketing. Having to hide or disavow "edgier" work altogether, well, I understand why people do it but I wish they didn't feel like they had to.