[ SECRET POST #6056 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6056 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Earthsea is not YA and Wrinkle in Time can only retroactively fit that category.

There are, in fact, adult books about women and dragons and men and dark arts. The "middle aged professor having an affair" is way less prevalant in adult fiction than, say, "super special teenager needs to pick a love interest" is in YA

[(Anonymous)]

Earthsea and Wrinkle in Time are both classed as YA, in my local public library and on the wiki entry for them.

As a lifelong aromantic, I think I've found myself screening out about the same amount of "who I obsess over is supposed to MEAN SO MUCH" spilled ink, in books aimed at teenagers and books aimed at adults. Your mileage may vary, of course.

If you've got recs for books aimed at adults with dragons and dark arts in them, though, by all means, I'd be interested.