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Essay Finding a Voice: First-Person Narration in Young Adult Literature and Coming-of-Age Adult Fiction ... Loop Review, CICADA magazine, and Sudden Flash Youth: 65 Short-Short Stories, a Young Adult fiction ... anthology by Persea Books. Previous honors include first place in the 2010 The Atlantic Monthly Student ...
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first-person voices in YA and coming-of-age adult fiction. This tone lends an intimacy to narration and ... a young voice believable in both YA and coming-of-age adult fiction. Writers can create beautiful art ... young adult (YA) or coming-of-age adult fiction, the reader will buy the adolescent’s understanding of ...
satisfying memoir. The first challenge was finding the most appropriate narrator for this story. Or, as it ... memoir, I thought of myself first as “the writer at the desk” and then as the adult narrator inhabiting an ... nonfiction craft essays adapted for TriQuarterly Online from the panel “ The Persona in Personal Narrative ...
of the adult narrator, and a hard-ass high school baseball coach. On the first day of high school, ... a less-than-reliable persona be a deliberate strategy, much like the use of unreliable narrators in fiction, such as ... fiction brainstorm creative ways for writers to make themselves unreliable narrators—with playful, ...
tears were also the setting and backdrop for the young narrator’s coming of age. Like so many ... a collection of personal essay/memoirs loosely connected by the adult narrator’s youthful obsession with the ... adult person hasn’t been shaped by his/her childhood and adolescence? My editor’s advice and that ...
features this week: First, they are serializing a young adult novel called My Darklyng, by Laura Moser and ... young adult Share Tweet ... I'll have to keep it short, but Slate is stepping up big time for literature with a couple of cool ...
array of narrators, your stories also use a mixture of first and third points of view. How do you decide ... a first-person narrator or an outside third person perspective or a limited one or directly addressing another ... take young people and their concerns seriously. Sometimes adults writing about children or young adults ...
happened! I think this brings us solidly to the use of a first-person plural narration, which, though I know ... first-person plural. And yet you do it very well. It was a great choice. What brought you to this narrative ... person, I was trying to tell the story in the voice of each age the twins pass through. So, the ...
end, it is the narratorspersonalities that keep us interested. The characters range in age from child ... accounts for the interest. As in most fiction, it is the voice that convinces us of the writer’s authority ... to adult; they seem to be rooted in lower- and lower-middle-class milieus, which Hunter renders ...
And that “personal voice” was what initially drew me to the narrative. After the first sixty-five ... “the singular first person,” the individual human voice, more often. *** Subject in an essay... becomes ... be one person.” This means that finding the most appropriate narrator/persona for each individual ...

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