Interview with Rii Abrego & Benjamin A.Interview with Author Melissa de la Cruz April 19, 2023.The Geeks OUT Podcast: Come on Barbie, Let’s Go Party! April 20, 2023.Rebelle Re-Views: ‘Centaurworld’ and The Discovery of Self through Found Family April 21, 2023.Interview with Webcomic Creator Achiru et al April 22, 2023.Interview with Holding On creators Sophia N.Interview with Artist Sabina Hahn April 29, 2023.Interview with Author Lionel Hart May 3, 2023.The Geeks OUT Podcast: Strange New Daddy May 4, 2023.But I think I need a break from writing books for a while. I don’t regret it, because I know it’s helped some people out there, and I’m so genuinely proud of how the book turned out. Honestly, writing Loveless affected my mental health in a very negative way, and I still haven’t quite recovered from the experience. By the final six months of working on Loveless, I wasn’t able to enjoy any aspect of my life until the book was done. I worked through Christmases, skipped gatherings with friends, and felt anxious every second that I wasn’t working on the book. I restarted the book many times and missed almost every single deadline I was set. To add to all that, I found the plot incredibly difficult to figure out. And my audience was bigger than ever – which is amazing, and I’m so lucky to have a big readership, but I was terrified of disappointing people. I was also constantly anxious about how people would receive the book, given that there is so much intense discourse surrounding aro-ace identities, both in and outside of the LGBTQ+ community.

But Radio Silence was hard to write too! Writing about something that has directly affected you requires you to dig up a lot of personal emotional stuff – stuff you usually like to keep buried inside. Content Warnings Bonus Stories The Ark on Wikipedia The. Solitaire Nick and Charlie This Winter Radio Silence Loveless I Was Born For This In What Order Should I Read Your Books Extras. The History Graphic Novels Netflix Series Character Profiles Read Online YA Fiction. It is a very personal story, but no more so than Radio Silence was, and it’s definitely not autobiographical. About Alice Oseman Contact Press Kit Heartstopper.

Loveless was the hardest book I’ve ever written for a variety of reasons.

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