YA Hotline: Recent submissions
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Introduction
(Dalhousie University. School of Information Management, 2014) -
Table of Contents for Everybody Wants Something: The Changing Face of Canadian Young Adult Librarianship
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YA Resources for and about Zombies
(Dalhousie University. School of Information Management, 2014) -
A Conversation with an Atlantic Canadian YA Publisher
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Additional Programming Ideas for a Teen Halloween
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Halloween Hijinks: Proposed Program Plan
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Horror in YA Graphic Novels
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Horror Subgenres
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YA Horror Author Profiles
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Rise of the Ghosts: A History of YA Horror Literature
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Teens and the Horror Genre: How Much is Too Much?
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Halloween Themed YA Videogames
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Halloween Bulletin Boards: More Than Just Pumpkins and Bats
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Remix Culture: Biographies & Abstracts
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App Review
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Movie Reviews
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Music Reviews
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Book Reviews
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Interview with Steven Sanders
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Some Useful Remix Resources for Librarians
(Dalhousie University. School of Information Management, 2014)