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Horror Challenge

This challenge is now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted. We will have the results in the next 10-14 weeks. It’s time for our horror writers to send us something that has us reaching for the light switch, making our hearts race, and scaring us so much that we see the world in a […]

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Ready for Psychological Thrills?

By Caitlin Taylor So As we head into October, you might be itching for a thrill. Here at Uncharted, we’ve got you covered. After you read these five YA psychological thrillers, you might want to hide under your covers… Welcome to Ellingham Academy, a private school in Vermont founded by tycoon Albert Ellingham for the […]

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Five Hot Writing Takes No One Can Agree On

By Jessica Berg Certain writing techniques spark more drama than an unforeseen plot twist. These five hot takes forever divide even the best writing buddies. But does that mean there’s a right answer? Probably not. To Prologue or Not to Prologue Prologues are like Brussels sprouts—you either love them or you hate them, and most […]

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Embark on an Island Adventure

By Caitlin Taylor So The end of summer may be upon us, but who says you still can’t transport yourself to an island tropical or otherwise? Here are five YA books you should pick up if you’re longing for an unforgettable getaway (in every sense of the word). Claudine Henry has her future plans set […]

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Through the Looking Glass Challenge Winner

Thank you to all the writers that submitted their work to be considered for Voyage YA by Uncharted‘s Through the Looking Glass Challenge. We are thrilled to announce the winner here! XXX Winner “#83: Kimberly Frank Is a Skank” by Sharon Inkpen XXX Finalists “Emmeline’s Toes” by Claire Alongi“Angels in the Waiting Room” by Carlos […]

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Quite Unusual: An Interview with Dave Goodman

David Goodman is a novelist and short story writer based in East Lothian, Scotland. His debut novel, A Reluctant Spy, will be released by Headline Books on September 12. I recently heard David speak about his work and was blown away by his surefooted approach to writing and his generosity in sharing craft insights. Huge […]

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Mysterious and Eerie, and a bit Haunting: An Interview with Cayce Osborne

Cayce Osborne’s debut mystery/thriller, I Know What You Did, has been called “A whip-smart and thoroughly engaging psychological thriller, with a highly memorable protagonist and a brilliantly original narrative concept.” I’ve had the pleasure of reading early drafts of several of Cayce’s manuscripts, and I’ve loved every one. Her writing is inviting and easy to […]

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