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Welcome to the YA Fiction project blog!

Through these blogposts we aim to inform anyone interested in the project – participating students and librarians, other researchers and the general public – of our ongoing research.


Do young people read more books by female or male authors?

19 December 2025


Howled and muck versus shrugs and laughs: Nature and emotions in YA fiction

19 December 2025


Series fiction, romantasy, the classics? What are teenagers reading today?

10 December 2025


Trials with genre

3 September 2025


Exploring who has power in Young Adult Fiction

24 March 2025


Mirrors and windows for young adult readers: the importance of a diverse reading repertoire

22 March 2024


Teaching and research synergy: Windows, mirrors and doors in young adult fiction

14 November 2023


 

 

Young Adult Fiction (DoRA)

  • The project team
  • Blog
    • Do young people read more books by female or male authors?
    • Howled and muck versus shrugs and laughs: Nature and emotions in YA fiction
    • Series fiction, romantasy, the classics? What are teenagers reading today?
    • Trials with genre
    • Exploring who has power in Young Adult fiction?
    • Mirrors and windows for young adult readers: the importance of a diverse reading repertoire
    • Teaching and research synergy: Windows, mirrors and doors in young adult fiction
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