Nina Varela
Varela interrogates societal structures through a blend of fantasy and queer narratives, as seen in her young adult novels. Her work consistently challenges established systems like monarchy and patriarchy, drawing on her upbringing in North Carolina, where she engaged with nature and community. This background fuels her storytelling, which merges political commentary with themes of identity and revolution.\n\nIn her debut book, "Crier’s War," Varela explores young people’s resistance against oppressive regimes, integrating LGBTQ+ themes that resonate with her own identity. By focusing on characters who defy hierarchical norms, she not only entertains but also encourages readers to question societal constraints. Her narratives provide a lens through which audiences can explore complex issues, particularly benefiting those interested in social justice and identity exploration.\n\nLiving in Los Angeles, Varela continues to develop her craft, recognized nationally for both screenplays and short fiction. Her literary contributions extend beyond entertainment, offering insightful perspectives that provoke thought and inspire change. Through her unique voice, Varela enriches the young adult genre, making her a pivotal author for those seeking stories with depth and meaning.
Books by Nina Varela

Crier's War
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