Judy Blume's writing revolutionized literature for young readers, distinguishing itself from YA and aligning with cultural movements of the late '60s and early '70s.
Tropes Aren't Theft: What Freeman v. Wolff Teaches About Substantial Similarity in YA Fantasy Fiction
The court ruled that substantial similarity in copyright law requires more than just shared themes or ideas, emphasizing the importance of protectable expression.
Rejection of award-winning novel for Sonoma County high school class sparks debate about censorship
A Windsor school board blocked teaching Scythe, citing concerns that depictions of state-sanctioned killings and suicide could be triggering for students.
Author and Illustrator Mike Curato Presents His New Graphic Novel "Gaysians"
Mike Curato's graphic novel "Gaysians" offers an uplifting portrayal of four gay Asian friends navigating love and friendship in Seattle, reflecting their struggles and joys.