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Shaun David Hutchinson

Shaun David Hutchinson lives with his partner and two dogs in South Florida and spends way too much time watching Doctor Who.

Genres: Young Adult Fiction, Young Adult Romance, Young Adult Fantasy

Novels

   The Deathday Letter (2010)
   fml (2013)
   The Five Stages of Andrew Brawley (2015)
   Violent Ends (2015) (with Kendare Blake, Derek Blyth, Steve Brezenoff, Delilah S Dawson, Margie Gelbwasser, Tom Leveen, Hannah Moskowitz, Beth Revis, Brendan Shusterman, Neal Shusterman, Cynthia Leitich Smith and Courtney Summers)
   We Are the Ants (2016)
   At the Edge of the Universe (2017)
   Feral Youth (2017)
   The Apocalypse of Elena Mendoza (2018)
   The Past and Other Things That Should Stay Buried (2019)
   The State of Us (2020)
   A Complicated Love Story Set in Space (2021)
   Before We Disappear (2021)
   Howl (2022)

Non fiction

Brave Face (2019)

Shaun David Hutchinson recommends

Tradition (2018)
Brendan Kiely
"Tradition isn't so much a book as it is an invitation and a promise. An invitation to stand up for ourselves and for what's right, and a promise that if we stand, we won't do so alone. Beautifully written with Brendan's wit and compassion, this book is a must read for all those hopeful for a better world."

The Gravity of Us (2019)
Phil Stamper
"Phil Stamper's confident debut is an excellent exploration of modern social media, first love, and how to use your voice to do good, centered around the preparations for the first crewed mission to Mars. Calvin and Leon are fierce and sweet, and I never wanted their story to end. To put it bluntly, The Gravity of Us is out of this world."

The Afterward (2019)
E K Johnston
"Absolutely delightful. The Afterward is a queer fantasy that evokes series like The Belgariad and The Mallorean but puts a modern twist on them. I adored everything about this book."

The Music of What Happens (2019)
Bill Konigsberg
"With The Music of What Happens, Bill Konigsberg serves up a profound examination of masculinity, consent, and relationships through the eyes of two of the most endearing narrators I've ever read. Jordan and Max are vulnerable, sweet, funny, and flawed. Teens, whether they identify as LGBTQIA+ or not, are lucky to have this book in their lives."

We Are Totally Normal (2020)
Rahul Kanakia
"An endearing, messy, and honest exploration of identity that reminds us that discovering who we aren't is as important as discovering who we are."

Miss Meteor (2020)
Anna-Marie McLemore and Tehlor Kay Mejia
"Some books you read with your heart—and this is one of them. Written with compassion, honesty, and humor, Miss Meteor is magical."

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