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1 past events. Penguicon 2008: Writing for the Ages (April 20 at 13:00) Tamora Pierce.; M. Keaton. Children, Young Adult, and Fully Grown: Our panelists discuss the differences and similarities of writing for different age groups and why they choose to do so. Time permitting, they may also address the phenomena of the recent success of young adult fiction at the box office.
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