Now entering nerdist.com

It's the nerdist writers panel and it's hosted by Ben Blacker where he gets a bunch of writers and he asks him lots of questions and it's starting now so this will be the end of the theme.

But I don't know, these audiences are very interesting to me.

It's a thing that comes up now and again on these podcasts because we are, you know, so many of us are creators who have direct interaction with our fans.

And it's part of how we sell our product and it's part of how we get to keep doing what we do.

So it's a complicated relationship.

I mean, you're writing primarily young adult fiction.

For now, yeah.

Yeah.

And so this is the audience that you've grown.

What is your audience like?

Who makes them up?

Are they teenagers?

Are they adults?

Who responds to your work specifically?

I do...

Well, I think it depends on if you're talking about the books

or if you're talking about online stuff.

And the online...

I feel like my life online is much of what I do.

And the young adult books, I'm assuming, are mostly probably people of around college age or just like teen, high school college.

With, there is a lot of adult YA readership now as well.

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