[ SECRET POST #2562 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2562 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you are sick of seeing in rec lists.

[(Anonymous)]

It is depressing, but I'm not sure if I'd say it's YA.

That said, it is nice that the entire focus of that isn't "OMG, HE'S GAY!" for most of the books.

Re: Things you are sick of seeing in rec lists.

[hands4healing]

I believe all the Heralds of Valdemar series are considered YA. I could be wrong, because 20+ years since I read them, but. I do remember my friend (who is (a) gay and (b) over thirty years older than me) loved them. I thought they were fun for a new type of horse story.

Re: Things you are sick of seeing in rec lists.

[(Anonymous)]

The only reason I'm hesitant to say they're YA is simply because I've never seen them there, and not for lack of a chance. But that could just be here and/or because she was writing fantasy long before YA really became as big a thing as it is now, so she's just shelved in Fantasy by default.

Either way, they're good books for the most part.

Re: Things you are sick of seeing in rec lists.

[(Anonymous)]

Heralds of Valdemar series is considered YA now. But it used to be just in the fantasy section. Before they started deciding that women writer + book without explicit sex = YA.