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Kasia Lasinska

Kasia Lasinska

Kasia Lasinska, LLB, LL.M., is a former attorney turned author, writing dystopian and fantasy novels about corrupt governments and teens saving the world.

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Scrivener Unlocked: 10 Hidden Features to Simplify Your Writing Life

Literature & Latte’s acclaimed writing software, Scrivener, is considered a powerful asset by countless authors. Packed with a variety of features—many concealed like delightful Easter eggs—Scrivener offers extensive ways to enhance any author's writing process and style. While Scrivener's core functionalities are known,...

New Adult vs. Young Adult: Key Genre Differences

Understanding New Adult (NA) and Young Adult (YA) in Literature We all know what a “young adult” is—after all, we’ve all been one. But as it turns out, we’ve all been “new adults” as well, a lesser-known age range that directly follows young adulthood. Over the years,...

Optimize Patreon: Boost Author Income with Expert Tips

Patreon for Indie Authors Patreon, an online platform, allows people to financially support creatives, including authors, through a monthly tiered membership. It offers an excellent option for any indie author looking to diversify their income and create a new revenue stream. But how do you optimize your profile on the...

Building Tension: Essential Tips for Indie Authors

Adding Tension to Your Stories Kasia Lasinska Tension is not just reserved for Thrillers—it spans across all genres. In Romance, there’s sexual tension (just kiss already!); in Dystopia, there’s the ever-present threat that one wrong move could draw the attention of the government; in Horror, we have...

Crafting YA Dystopian: Corruption, Rebellion & Romance

What do you do when the world ends? Rebuild it. Some people confuse Post-Apocalyptic and Dystopian stories, but they have distinct requirements. Young Adult Dystopian is a subset of Dystopian with further specific expectations. A corrupt government When it comes to YA Dystopian fiction, a corrupt government or society that...

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