The publishing industry is rushing to put out as many dystopian novels for teenagers as possible. Why is this? These grim survival-of-the-fittest worlds reflect teenagers’ real lives, argues Laura Miller in a must-read New Yorker essay.
The publishing industry is rushing to put out as many dystopian novels for teenagers as possible. Why is this? These grim survival-of-the-fittest worlds reflect teenagers’ real lives, argues Laura Miller in a must-read New Yorker essay.
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