Kathryn Purdie's guest appearances

Kathryn Purdie

Lit Service

The Novel Universe

What Y’All Reading? A YA Book Review Podcast

Tricia Levenseller

Adrienne Young

Misa Sugiura

Jenny Han

Kelly Barnhill

V.E. SCHWAB

Marissa Meyer

Cassandra Clare

ERIC SMITH

Sarah J. Maas

Charlie Holmberg

Kiersten White

Angie Thomas

Leigh Bardugo

Marie Lu

OwlTail

We read this sequel because the first book was the first episode we recorded-Bone Crier's Moon! We talk a lot about story pacing, structure, plot devices, editing, and traditional publishing. We still love the characters and the concepts! Love triangles and bones galore. Also, very cinematic imagery carries you through. Tune in!

E. 35 My Sister's Graces or Bone Crier's Dawn by Kathryn Purdie

Join The Universe as we review and discuss Bone Crier's Moon by Kathryn Purdie. Cold Open: Ranking YA Heroines Spoiler Free Edition begins at 24:10 Spoiler Edition begins at 39:30

Join The Universe as we review and discuss Bone Crier's Moon by Kathryn Purdie. Cold Open: Ranking YA Heroines Spoiler Free Edition begins at 24:10 Spoiler Edition begins at 39:30

Bone Crier's Moon by Kathryn Purdie

Ben Grange

Ben mentioned during the podcast that this is one of the most important topics for newer writers to learn about. #1 NYT bestseller Kathryn Purdie joins Ben, Caitlin Sangster, Aliah Eberting, Kristen Evans, and Cameron Harris to talk about what it means to put your characters in a crucible in order to increase tension in a story and how to go about doing it. Some books and movies we mention: The King of Attolia by Megan Whalen Turner Red Rising by Pierce Brown The Office (TV series) Star Wars Dr. Who season 4 episode 10 "Midnight" The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Avatar: the Last Airbender   Thanks for listening, and please remember that if you'd like to read the submission (along with our notes) we critiqued in this episode, you can find it on our website: https://litservicepodcast.wixsite.com/litnation/2-19 If you'd like a first chapter critique, you can find the guidelines here: https://litservicepodcast.wixsite.com/litnation/submissions Remember to follow us on social media and to leave us ratings, likes, and comments because it helps others to find the show. And makes us love you more :)

Ben mentioned during the podcast that this is one of the most important topics for newer writers to learn about. #1 NYT bestseller Kathryn Purdie joins Ben, Caitlin Sangster, Aliah Eberting, Kristen Evans, and Cameron Harris to talk about what it means to put your characters in a crucible in order to increase tension in a story and how to go about doing it. Some books and movies we mention: The King of Attolia by Megan Whalen Turner Red Rising by Pierce Brown The Office (TV series) Star Wars Dr. Who season 4 episode 10 "Midnight" The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Avatar: the Last Airbender Thanks for listening, and please remember that if you'd like to read the submission (along with our notes) we critiqued in this episode, you can find it on our website: <a href="https://litservicepodcast.wixsite.com/litnation/2-19" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://litservicepodcast.wixsite.com/litnation/2-19</a> If you'd like a first chapter critique, you can find the guidelines here: <a href="https://litservicepodcast.wixsite.com/litnation/submissions" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://litservicepodcast.wixsite.com/litnation/submissions</a> Remember to follow us on social media and to leave us ratings, likes, and comments because it helps others to find the show. And makes us love you more :)

2.19 Crucibles with Kathryn Purdie and Ben Grange