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Pearson (The Remnant Chronicles, Book 1).Īs with last year, series remained popular, both just beginning and several volumes in. Meanwhile, some of the princess-bearing finalists were Cress by Marissa Meyer (Book 3 in the Lunar Chronicles science fiction fairy tale retelling series), The One by Kiera Cass (Book 3 in the Selection post-apocalyptic dystopian series), and The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Other finalists included urban fantasy titles like Dreams of Gods and Monsters by Laini Taylor (Daughter of Smoke and Bone, Book 3), Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater (Book 3 in The Raven Cycle), and White Hot Kiss by Jennifer L. The Heavenly City by Cassandra Clare (Book 6 in the Mortal Instruments) won the Goodreads Choice Award for YA science fiction and fantasy (a popular vote award by members of the Goodreads community), and the finalist selection as a whole showed urban fantasy was strong this year along with some other trends including princesses. In books, dystopian YA continued to be a strong subgenre in 2014, with several popular titles like Four by Veronica Roth (a short story collection in the Divergent series), Ignite Me by Tahareh Mafi (Book 3 in the Shatter Me series), Red Rising by Pierce Brown (Book 1 in the Red Rising trilogy), and The Infinite Sea by Rick Yancey (The Fifth Wave, Book 2). The spinoff series, The Originals, went into its second season, and Pretty Little Liars went into its fifth season. On television, The Vampire Diaries went into its sixth season and won the Teen Choice Award for best science fiction or fantasy series for the fifth year in a row. Originally published in Grim.Ģ014 was yet another very strong year for YA.Īt the cinema, 2014 was a big year for dystopian films with adaptations of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, The Maze Runner, The Giver, and Divergent, among others. Originally published in Nature Futures.įigment copyright © 2014 by Jeri Smith-Ready. The Stuff We Don’t Do copyright © 2014 by Marissa Lingen. Originally published in Kaleidoscope: Diverse YA Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories. Originally published in Uncanny.Ĭookie Cutter Superhero copyright © 2014 by Tansy Rayner Roberts. The Boy Who Grew Up copyright © 2014 by Christopher Barzak. Selfie copyright © 2014 by Sandra McDonald. Originally published in Eat the Sky, Drink the Ocean.Ĭollected Likenesses copyright © 2014 by Jamey Hatley. Memory Lace copyright © 2014 by Payal Dhar. Originally published in Strange Horizons. Resurrection Points copyright © 2014 by Usman T. Originally published in Elements: A Collection of Speculative Fiction, EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing, April 2014. Jelly and the D-Machine copyright © 2014 by Suzanne Church. The Ancestors copyright © 2014 by Laurie Tom. Originally published in The Australian Review of Fiction. No Mercy for the Executioner copyright © 2014 by Deborah Biancotti. Originally published in Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet. The Endless Sink copyright © 2014 by Damien Ober. No Lonely Seafarer copyright © 2014 by Sarah Pinsker. Walkdog copyright © 2014 by Sofia Samatar. Originally published in Eat the Sky, Drink the Ocean. Martin’s Griffin 2014).Ĭat Calls copyright © 2014 by Margo Lanagan. Originally published in My True Love Gave to Me: Twelve Holiday Stories, edited by Stephanie Perkins (St. The Lady and the Fox copyright © 2014 by Kelly Link. Originally published in Flash Fiction Online. The Vitruvian Farmer copyright © 2014 by Marcelina Vizcarra. Selfies copyright © 2014 by Lavie Tidhar. Originally published in Monstrous Affections. Left Foot, Right copyright © 2014 by Nalo Hopkinson. Sign up for the Twelfth Planet Press Newsletterįind Kaleidoscope on Twitter at us on Facebook at KaleidoscopeTPP Continuing in the footsteps of our parent press we are challenging the status quo with books that interrogate, commentate, inspire through thought provoking and provocative science fiction, fantasy and horror. Founded in 2014, Kaleidoscope publishes diverse stories featuring teen protagonists. Kaleidoscope is the YA imprint of Twelfth Planet Press. Year’s Best YA Speculative Fiction 2014 Year’s Best YA Speculative Fiction 2014 edited by Julia Rios and Alisa Krasnostein
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