How to write urban fantasy Videos

That thing about Young Adult ISN'T true. Many Adult or General fiction novels have characters who are teenagers or even younger. What makes young adult is the theme of the book, so, it will generally be a coming of age tale told from the perspective of the teenager (if not in first person than at least focussing on their feelings and hopes, etc.) General fiction tends to focus less on emotional or growth issues and tells the story more as a memoir, something OF the past rather than OF the present. Something to be reflected upon rather than to be all-consuming. Because we have learned that that one asshole boyfriend you had isn't EVERYTHING EVUH.

I love The Deadly descendants book, i am reading this book tonight stopped for now it is a great page turner. I recommend this book to anybody who loves thrillers mystery or science fiction. I read up to chapter three and i am reading several more chapters on wednesday late afternoon. I new to the series but addicted already!

Thanks so much for posting this. I was sitting so far in the back, this is great.

U know what, i go separate ways with a company, they have their own beliefs, fine. But i part ways, And they do what they do. Everything is up And up And what not, i forget that And look to move forward. Maybe not the city for me whatever, And thankfully Also they put in writing some things which is Also good

Loved this. Such a good way of explaining the different faces of a subgenre that has really spilled out of its original bounds! Urban fantasy is one of those subgenres where I really struggle to define it but you always know an urban fantasy book when you see it! One of my favourites would have to be the Kim Harrison 'Hollows' series. The characters are just wonderful and I love the way she combines the serious and the silly to create a fantastic near-future magical world. Also I think I really need to read Neverwhere!