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Today's question:
What moment with the YA Community was your favorite of 2012?
Our Answers
Jessica: The day I was
asked to join YAConfidential! I am so happy to be a part of this awesome group!
Karen: My fav YA
community moments are when my readers send me emails saying one of my books
inspired them somehow. Best. Feeling. Ever.
Copil: What moment with the YA Community was your
favorite of 2012? I did a writing retreat with some of the YA Confidential
ladies and it. WAS. AWESOME. We worked all day and then at night we watched
Veronica Mars episodes. F***ing Logan!
Sara: Retreats, retreats, retreats! The one with a
few of our YAC members was amazing, and others with other writing friends. It’s
so amazing to get together and bond in real life. So inspirational. And with
everything else I’ve had going on IRL, these have been the few times I’ve
gotten good word counts for this past half a year. I also love getting together
to with local YA writers whenever I can. There’s a pretty big group in DC and
they’re freaking awesome. I ALSO love watching the YA community bond online when
things seem to go wrong everywhere else. Yay for the YA community! So many big
hearts out there.
Matt: Oh
geez, I'm so out of the loop. Give me multiple choices for this one.
Alison: I’ve had a lot
of wonderful moments within the YA Community. I enjoy doing Road Trip
Wednesdays at YA Highway. The Writeoncon conference in August was fabulous, as
usual. The Superlative blogfest is now one of my favorite blogfests of the
year. But, I most enjoy the IRL moments I have with other YA writers where we
can get together and not only talk books and writing and everything else we
love about YA, but just hang out and have tons of fun. There’s so much
rejuvenation that comes with that. So, I have to say my favorite moment this
year was experiencing my first ALA in Dallas and getting to hang out with
fellow YA Confidential Operatives and meet and chat with so many writers,
authors, editors, and agents, and just rediscover over and over and over my
love of everything YA.
Your turn!
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