Christopher Krovatin is the author of several young adult and middle-grade novels, including Heavy Metal & You, Venomous, Frequency, and the Gravediggers trilogy. He's also the co-author of the nonfiction book Hellraisers: A Complete Visual History of Heavy Metal Mayhem.As a music journalist, Chris has written for The Pit, Kerrang!, MetalSucks.net (as Emperor Rhombus) , Noisey, Revolver, Invisible Oranges (as Scab Casserole) , Rolling Stone, and Boulder Weekly. Chris is a lifelong devotee of horror and heavy metal, and has dedicated his life to telling stories that make weirdos, outsiders, and indoor kids feel...
Ginjer L. Clarke
Ginjer L. Clarke writes fun, fact-filled nonfiction beginning readers about weird, wonderful animals. Her love for strange creatures started early, as the first story she remembers writing in the third grade was "The Strange Animal" about a small, pink-spotted imaginary creature called a Woofa. She loves that her job entails visiting zoos and aquariums, reading lots of books, and even watching TV for research. And she can work at home in her pajamas, which is a lifelong dream!Ginjer's books, most of which are part of the newly rebranded Penguin Young Readers series, have sold a combined total of more...
Christopher Krovatin
Christopher Krovatin is the author of several young adult and middle-grade novels, including Heavy Metal & You, Venomous, Frequency, and the Gravediggers trilogy. He's also the co-author of the nonfiction book Hellraisers: A Complete Visual History of Heavy Metal Mayhem.As a music journalist, Chris has written for The Pit, Kerrang!, MetalSucks.net (as Emperor Rhombus) , Noisey, Revolver, Invisible Oranges (as Scab Casserole) , Rolling Stone, and Boulder Weekly. Chris is a lifelong devotee of horror and heavy metal, and has dedicated his life to telling stories that make weirdos, outsiders, and indoor kids feel...
Ginjer L. Clarke
Ginjer L. Clarke writes fun, fact-filled nonfiction beginning readers about weird, wonderful animals. Her love for strange creatures started early, as the first story she remembers writing in the third grade was "The Strange Animal" about a small, pink-spotted imaginary creature called a Woofa. She loves that her job entails visiting zoos and aquariums, reading lots of books, and even watching TV for research. And she can work at home in her pajamas, which is a lifelong dream!Ginjer's books, most of which are part of the newly rebranded Penguin Young Readers series, have sold a combined total of more...