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Old 08-03-2012, 08:01 AM   #144
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Originally Posted by charlesatan View Post
Just to clarify, Children's Books aren't YA. The older classification that's more appropriate for yesterday's YA would be the Juvenilles.
Heinlein's HAVE SPACESUIT, WILL TRAVEL; Asimov's LUCKY STARR stories are examples of 50's era SF juveniles.
Heinlein's formula: "Make the protagonist 19 then write him like anybody else."
Today's formula: "Make the protagonist 19 then write her like a clinically depressed teenager."
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