[ SECRET POST #2197 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2197 ⌋

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Comments

[ex_valour601]

3. I'm a little tired of YA and genre readers acting like they're oppressed when they dominate book conversation online. Goodreads, blogs, tumblr, there are so many readers and writers talking about books. Places like absolute write and nanowrimo are filled with people writing YA and genre stories. There is nothing like that for literary fiction. Maybe in the real world people frown at adults reading books about teenagers, but there is a huge community that doesn't.

Agreed. There's even an academic sphere for them, although admittedly it's still small (my school has its own Children's Lit-centered program which extends to YA, since the "young adult" part sometimes goes as high as early twenties).