Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 45 (click to see context) from:
* ParanormalRomance: Several of her books fall under this genre, featuring [[InterspeciesRomance humans romancing supernatural beings]] or [[FantasticRomance romances with some supernatural element to them]]. In the 1990s, she was one of the most prolific and successful writers of this genre aimed at young adults (especially considering the genre hadn't quite broken into the mainstream yet); her books saw a resurgence in popularity after ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' became a hit in the late 2000s.
to:
* ParanormalRomance: Several of her books fall under this genre, featuring [[InterspeciesRomance humans romancing supernatural beings]] or [[FantasticRomance romances with some supernatural element to them]]. In the 1990s, she was one of the most prolific and successful writers of this genre aimed at young adults (especially considering the genre hadn't quite broken into the mainstream yet); her books saw a resurgence in popularity after ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga'' became a hit in the late 2000s.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 20 (click to see context) from:
to:
** ''Literature/BlackDawn''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
** ''Literature/{{Daughters of Darkness|1996}}''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7,8 (click to see context) from:
Two of her book series, ''Series/TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while the latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
to:
Two of her book series, ''Series/TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', ''Series/TheSecretCircle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while the latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 15 (click to see context) from:
** ''Literature/{{Spellbinder|1996}}
to:
** ''Literature/{{Spellbinder|1996}}''Literature/{{Spellbinder|1996}}''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
to:
** ''Literature/SecretVampire''
** ''Literature/{{Spellbinder|1996}}
** ''Literature/{{Dark Angel|1996}}''
** ''Literature/{{The Chosen|1997}}''
** ''Literature/{{Soulmate}}''
** ''Literature/{{Spellbinder|1996}}
** ''Literature/{{Dark Angel|1996}}''
** ''Literature/{{The Chosen|1997}}''
** ''Literature/{{Soulmate}}''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 3,4 (click to see context) from:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness and other personal issues, leaving her latest series, ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete; Amazon states the final book ''Strange Fate'' to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
to:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres.romance. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness and other personal issues, leaving her latest series, ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete; Amazon states the final book ''Strange Fate'' to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 3,4 (click to see context) from:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete; Amazon states the final book ''Strange Fate'' to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
to:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, illness and other personal issues, leaving her latest series, ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete; Amazon states the final book ''Strange Fate'' to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* DevelopmentHell: Several of her books ended up here after she took a hiatus from writing due to years-long health issues and family issues (including her mother dying of lung cancer and her brother-in-law getting cancer, resulting in her stepping in to help support her sister's children). She's been working on ''Night World'''s final book, ''Strange Fate'', for over two decades. The third book in the ''Evensong'' arc has had no updates since 2015. She also announced she planned to write a sequel to ''The Forbidden Game'' and there were rumors she's planning a third instalment in the ''Wildworld'' series but there's been no news on these, either.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 16,17 (click to see context) from:
* ''The Night of the Solstice'' (1987)
* ''Heart of Valor'' (1990)
* ''Heart of Valor'' (1990)
to:
* ''Wildworld'' duology
** ''The Night of the Solstice'' (1987)
* ** ''Heart of Valor'' (1990)
** ''The Night of the Solstice'' (1987)
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7,8 (click to see context) from:
Two of her book series, ''Series/TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
to:
Two of her book series, ''Series/TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while the latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
Changed line(s) 11,14 (click to see context) from:
* ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'' (1994):
* ''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 - 1995):
* ''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 - TBA):
* ''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 - 1995):
* ''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 - TBA):
to:
* ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'' (1994):
(1994)
* ''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 -1995):
1995)
* ''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 -TBA):
TBA)
* ''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 -
* ''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 -
Changed line(s) 18 (click to see context) from:
* ''The Secret Circle'' (1992):
to:
* ''The Secret Circle'' (1992):(1992)
Changed line(s) 22,25 (click to see context) from:
* ''Evensong'' (2013 - TBA): An AlternateContinuity of ''The Vampire Diaries'' from ''Midnight'' onwards, published as {{fanfiction}}.
** ''Paradise Lost''
** ''The War of Roses''
** ''Into the Wood''
** ''Paradise Lost''
** ''The War of Roses''
** ''Into the Wood''
to:
* ''Evensong'' (2013 - TBA): ''Evensong'': An AlternateContinuity of ''The Vampire Diaries'' from ''Midnight'' onwards, published as {{fanfiction}}.
** ''ParadiseLost''
Lost'' (2013)
** ''The War ofRoses''
Roses'' (2014)
** ''Into theWood''Wood'' (TBA)
** ''Paradise
** ''The War of
** ''Into the
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 32,34 (click to see context) from:
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Both ''The Vampire Diaries'' and ''Night World'' feature vampires and while there are several similarities, Smith's take the creatures differs in places between the two series:
** In ''The Vampire Diaries'' vampires burn in sunlight unless they're wearing jewellery made from lapis lazuli, are allergic to the vervain plant (which can also prevent humans from being mind-controlled by them), they can't enter homes without the occupant's invitation, they can't cross running water, and to become a vampire a human must die within 24 hours of consuming a vampire's blood (with the exception of the Old Ones, who were never human). They appear to lack any kind of formal society.
** In ''Night World'' sunlight weakens a vampire's power and hurts their light-sensitive eyes, but it's otherwise harmless; running water doesn't bother them either. Vampires can enter people's homes with no trouble unless a witch's talisman or protective spells have been placed around the property. Vampires are divided into two sub-groups: lamia (who were born as vampires, will age unless they consciously choose to stop it, and can have children the old-fashioned way) and made vampires (humans or witches who exchange blood with a vampire enough times that they die and resurrect as a vampire; they're frozen at the age they were turned and are infertile). They're especially susceptible to wood; wounds caused by wood take longer to heal and can be fatal. They are also strictly governed by a {{vampire council}}.
** In ''The Vampire Diaries'' vampires burn in sunlight unless they're wearing jewellery made from lapis lazuli, are allergic to the vervain plant (which can also prevent humans from being mind-controlled by them), they can't enter homes without the occupant's invitation, they can't cross running water, and to become a vampire a human must die within 24 hours of consuming a vampire's blood (with the exception of the Old Ones, who were never human). They appear to lack any kind of formal society.
** In ''Night World'' sunlight weakens a vampire's power and hurts their light-sensitive eyes, but it's otherwise harmless; running water doesn't bother them either. Vampires can enter people's homes with no trouble unless a witch's talisman or protective spells have been placed around the property. Vampires are divided into two sub-groups: lamia (who were born as vampires, will age unless they consciously choose to stop it, and can have children the old-fashioned way) and made vampires (humans or witches who exchange blood with a vampire enough times that they die and resurrect as a vampire; they're frozen at the age they were turned and are infertile). They're especially susceptible to wood; wounds caused by wood take longer to heal and can be fatal. They are also strictly governed by a {{vampire council}}.
to:
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Both ''The Vampire Diaries'' and ''Night World'' feature vampires and while there are several similarities, Smith's take on the creatures differs in places between the two series:
** In ''The Vampire Diaries'' vampires burn in sunlight unless they're wearing jewellery made from lapis lazuli,are they're allergic to the vervain plant (which can also prevent humans from being mind-controlled by them), they can't enter homes [[MustBeInvited without the occupant's invitation, invitation]], they can't {{cannot cross running water, water}}, and to become a vampire a human must die within 24 hours of consuming a vampire's blood (with the exception of the Old Ones, who were never human). They appear to lack any kind of formal society.
** In ''Night World'' sunlight weakens a vampire's power and hurts their light-sensitive eyes, but it's [[DaywalkingVampire otherwiseharmless; harmless]]; running water doesn't bother them either. Vampires can enter people's homes with no trouble unless a witch's talisman or protective spells have been placed around the property. Vampires are divided into two sub-groups: lamia (who were born as vampires, will age unless they consciously choose to stop it, and can have children the old-fashioned way) and made vampires (humans or witches who exchange blood with a vampire enough times that they die and resurrect as a vampire; they're frozen at the age they were turned and are infertile). They're especially susceptible to wood; wounds caused by wood take longer to heal and can be fatal. They are also strictly governed by a {{vampire council}}.CouncilOfVampires.
** In ''The Vampire Diaries'' vampires burn in sunlight unless they're wearing jewellery made from lapis lazuli,
** In ''Night World'' sunlight weakens a vampire's power and hurts their light-sensitive eyes, but it's [[DaywalkingVampire otherwise
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7,8 (click to see context) from:
Two of her book series, ''The Vampire Diaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
to:
Two of her book series, ''The Vampire Diaries'' ''Series/TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
Changed line(s) 28 (click to see context) from:
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: An common theme in her books involves Blondes portrayed as [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold Pure and Angelic]] in contrast to Brunettes who are [[DarkIsEvil Bad]] or [[TroubledButCute more]] [[FemmeFatale Mischievous]].
to:
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: An A common theme in her books involves Blondes blondes portrayed as [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold Pure pure and Angelic]] angelic]] in contrast to Brunettes brunettes who are [[DarkIsEvil Bad]] bad]] or [[TroubledButCute more]] [[FemmeFatale Mischievous]].mischievous]].
Changed line(s) 32 (click to see context) from:
* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.
to:
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Both ''The Vampire Diaries'' and ''Night World'' feature vampires and while there are several similarities, Smith's take the creatures differs in places between the two series:
** In ''The Vampire Diaries'' vampires burn in sunlight unless they're wearing jewellery made from lapis lazuli, are allergic to the vervain plant (which can also prevent humans from being mind-controlled by them), they can't enter homes without the occupant's invitation, they can't cross running water, and to become a vampire a human must die within 24 hours of consuming a vampire's blood (with the exception of the Old Ones, who were never human). They appear to lack any kind of formal society.
** In ''Night World'' sunlight weakens a vampire's power and hurts their light-sensitive eyes, but it's otherwise harmless; running water doesn't bother them either. Vampires can enter people's homes with no trouble unless a witch's talisman or protective spells have been placed around the property. Vampires are divided into two sub-groups: lamia (who were born as vampires, will age unless they consciously choose to stop it, and can have children the old-fashioned way) and made vampires (humans or witches who exchange blood with a vampire enough times that they die and resurrect as a vampire; they're frozen at the age they were turned and are infertile). They're especially susceptible to wood; wounds caused by wood take longer to heal and can be fatal. They are also strictly governed by a {{vampire council}}.
* ParanormalRomance: Several of her books fall under this genre, featuring [[InterspeciesRomance humans romancing supernatural beings]] or [[FantasticRomance romances with some supernatural element to them]]. In the 1990s, she was one of the most prolific and successful writers of this genre aimed at young adults (especially considering the genre hadn't quite broken into the mainstream yet); her books saw a resurgence in popularity after ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' became a hit in the late 2000s.
%%* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.
** In ''The Vampire Diaries'' vampires burn in sunlight unless they're wearing jewellery made from lapis lazuli, are allergic to the vervain plant (which can also prevent humans from being mind-controlled by them), they can't enter homes without the occupant's invitation, they can't cross running water, and to become a vampire a human must die within 24 hours of consuming a vampire's blood (with the exception of the Old Ones, who were never human). They appear to lack any kind of formal society.
** In ''Night World'' sunlight weakens a vampire's power and hurts their light-sensitive eyes, but it's otherwise harmless; running water doesn't bother them either. Vampires can enter people's homes with no trouble unless a witch's talisman or protective spells have been placed around the property. Vampires are divided into two sub-groups: lamia (who were born as vampires, will age unless they consciously choose to stop it, and can have children the old-fashioned way) and made vampires (humans or witches who exchange blood with a vampire enough times that they die and resurrect as a vampire; they're frozen at the age they were turned and are infertile). They're especially susceptible to wood; wounds caused by wood take longer to heal and can be fatal. They are also strictly governed by a {{vampire council}}.
* ParanormalRomance: Several of her books fall under this genre, featuring [[InterspeciesRomance humans romancing supernatural beings]] or [[FantasticRomance romances with some supernatural element to them]]. In the 1990s, she was one of the most prolific and successful writers of this genre aimed at young adults (especially considering the genre hadn't quite broken into the mainstream yet); her books saw a resurgence in popularity after ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' became a hit in the late 2000s.
%%* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 29 (click to see context) from:
* GodDoesNotOwnThisWorld: This became a ''huge'' problem for her with ''The Vampire Diaries''. Following the publication of ''The Return'' trilogy, Smith and the publishers disagreed on the direction of the series and certain plot points following the publication of ''The Return: Midnight'' (allegedly, who Elena was going to be romantically paired with was especially contentious). Consequently, Smith was booted off ''The Vampire Diaries'' and a ghostwriter was hired to write the subsequent books, though they're still published under her name. Smith stated it was due to her unwittingly signing a "work-for-hire" contract back in the 1990s when she first started writing the series, which she now regrets as it means the publishers hold the rights to the franchise rather than Smith herself, so her hands are tied. Smith ultimately decided to [[StartMyOwn write and publish her own]] [[AlternateContinuity continuation]] of ''The Vampire Diaries'' as fanfiction (the ''Evensong'' arc).
to:
* GodDoesNotOwnThisWorld: This became a ''huge'' problem for her with ''The Vampire Diaries''. Following the publication of ''The Return'' trilogy, Smith and the her publishers disagreed on the direction of the series and certain plot points following the publication of ''The Return: Midnight'' (allegedly, who Elena was going to be romantically paired with was [[ShipToShipCombat especially contentious).contentious]]). Consequently, Smith was booted off ''The Vampire Diaries'' and a ghostwriter was hired to write the subsequent books, though they're still published under her name. Smith stated it was due to her unwittingly signing a "work-for-hire" contract back in the 1990s when she first started writing the series, which she now regrets as it means the publishers hold the rights to the franchise rather than Smith herself, so her hands are tied. Smith ultimately decided to [[StartMyOwn write and publish her own]] [[AlternateContinuity continuation]] of ''The Vampire Diaries'' as fanfiction (the ''Evensong'' arc).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7,8 (click to see context) from:
!!Her works include:
to:
Two of her book series, ''The Vampire Diaries'' and ''The Secret Circle'', were [[TheShowOfTheBooks adapted into TV series]] (although the former was increasingly InNameOnly - albeit still highly successful - while latter was [[ShortRunner short-lived]]).
!! Works with their own pages
* ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'' (1991 - 2011): It should be noted that Smith only wrote the first seven books; the rest are written by a ghostwriter.
* ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'' (1994):
* ''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 - 1995):
* ''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 - TBA):
!!Her other worksinclude:
include:
!! Works with their own pages
* ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'' (1991 - 2011): It should be noted that Smith only wrote the first seven books; the rest are written by a ghostwriter.
* ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'' (1994):
* ''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 - 1995):
* ''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 - TBA):
!!Her other works
Changed line(s) 11,46 (click to see context) from:
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'' (1991 - 2011):
* ''The Awakening''
* ''The Struggle''
* ''The Fury''
* ''Dark Reunion''
* ''The Return: Nightfall''
* ''The Return: Shadow Souls''
* ''The Return: Midnight''
''The Secret Circle'' (1992):
* ''The Initiation''
* ''The Captive''
* ''The Struggle''
''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'' (1994):
* ''The Hunter''
* ''The Chase''
* ''The Kill''
''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 - 1995):
* ''The Strange Power''
* ''The Possessed''
* ''The Passion''
''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 - TBA):
* ''Secret Vampire''
* ''Daughters of Darkness''
* ''Spellbinder''
* ''Dark Angel''
* ''The Chosen''
* ''Soulmate''
* ''Huntress''
* ''Black Dawn''
* ''Witchlight''
* ''Strange Fate''
to:
* ''The Struggle''
* ''The Fury''
* ''Dark Reunion''
* ''The Return: Nightfall''
* ''The Return: Shadow Souls''
* ''The Return: Midnight''
''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'' (1994):
* ''Evensong'' (2013 - TBA): An AlternateContinuity of ''The
*
** ''Paradise Lost''
** ''The
* ''The Kill''
''Literature/DarkVisions'' (1994 - 1995):
* ''The Strange Power''
* ''The Possessed''
* ''The Passion''
''Literature/NightWorld'' (1996 - TBA):
* ''Secret Vampire''
* ''Daughters
* ''Spellbinder''
* ''Dark Angel''
* ''The Chosen''
* ''Soulmate''
* ''Huntress''
* ''Black Dawn''
* ''Witchlight''
* ''Strange Fate''
** ''Into the Wood''
Changed line(s) 48 (click to see context) from:
!! ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's works provide examples of:
to:
!! ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's works provide examples of:
Added DiffLines:
* GodDoesNotOwnThisWorld: This became a ''huge'' problem for her with ''The Vampire Diaries''. Following the publication of ''The Return'' trilogy, Smith and the publishers disagreed on the direction of the series and certain plot points following the publication of ''The Return: Midnight'' (allegedly, who Elena was going to be romantically paired with was especially contentious). Consequently, Smith was booted off ''The Vampire Diaries'' and a ghostwriter was hired to write the subsequent books, though they're still published under her name. Smith stated it was due to her unwittingly signing a "work-for-hire" contract back in the 1990s when she first started writing the series, which she now regrets as it means the publishers hold the rights to the franchise rather than Smith herself, so her hands are tied. Smith ultimately decided to [[StartMyOwn write and publish her own]] [[AlternateContinuity continuation]] of ''The Vampire Diaries'' as fanfiction (the ''Evensong'' arc).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 3,4 (click to see context) from:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014. As of 2016, Night World has still been unfinished. Amazon states Strange Fate to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
to:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014. As of 2016, Night World has still been unfinished. incomplete; Amazon states Strange Fate the final book ''Strange Fate'' to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
Changed line(s) 7,12 (click to see context) from:
Her works include:
* ''Literature/TheNightOfTheSolstice''
* ''Literature/HeartOfValor''
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'':
* ''Literature/TheNightOfTheSolstice''
* ''Literature/HeartOfValor''
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'':
to:
*
*
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'':
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'' (1991 - 2011):
Changed line(s) 21 (click to see context) from:
''The Secret Circle'':
to:
''The Secret Circle'':Circle'' (1992):
Changed line(s) 26 (click to see context) from:
''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'':
to:
Changed line(s) 31 (click to see context) from:
''Literature/DarkVisions'':
to:
Changed line(s) 36 (click to see context) from:
''Literature/NightWorld'':
to:
Changed line(s) 46,47 (click to see context) from:
* ''Strange Fate (TBA)''
to:
* ''Strange Fate (TBA)''
Fate''
Changed line(s) 49,50 (click to see context) from:
!! ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's work provide examples of:
to:
!! ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's work works provide examples of:
of:
Changed line(s) 52 (click to see context) from:
* DarkActionGirl: Faye
to:
Changed line(s) 54 (click to see context) from:
* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.
to:
* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.CharacterDevelopment.
----
----
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lj_smith.jpeg]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014.
to:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014.
2014. As of 2016, Night World has still been unfinished. Amazon states Strange Fate to have a release date of 'Unavailable'.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Changed line(s) 1,4 (click to see context) from:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014.
Since 2007, L.J. Smith has had her books reissued, starting with ''TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle''. A new trilogy based on ''TheVampireDiaries'' was published in 2009, and [[http://www.ljanesmith.net/stories.php her website]] has several short stories that contain characters and settings from her published work.
Since 2007, L.J. Smith has had her books reissued, starting with ''TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle''. A new trilogy based on ''TheVampireDiaries'' was published in 2009, and [[http://www.ljanesmith.net/stories.php her website]] has several short stories that contain characters and settings from her published work.
to:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014.
Since 2007, L.J. Smith has had her books reissued, starting with''TheVampireDiaries'' ''The Vampire Diaries'' and ''The Secret Circle''. A new trilogy based on ''TheVampireDiaries'' ''The Vampire Diaries'' was published in 2009, and [[http://www.ljanesmith.net/stories.php her website]] has several short stories that contain characters and settings from her published work.
Since 2007, L.J. Smith has had her books reissued, starting with
Changed line(s) 7,10 (click to see context) from:
* ''TheNightOfTheSolstice''
* ''HeartOfValor''
''TheVampireDiaries'':
* ''HeartOfValor''
''TheVampireDiaries'':
to:
* ''TheNightOfTheSolstice''
''Literature/TheNightOfTheSolstice''
*''HeartOfValor''
''TheVampireDiaries'':''Literature/HeartOfValor''
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'':
*
''TheVampireDiaries'':
''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'':
Changed line(s) 24 (click to see context) from:
''[[Literature/TheForbiddenGame The Forbidden Game]]'':
to:
Changed line(s) 47,48 (click to see context) from:
!! ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's work provide examples of:
to:
!! ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/TheForbiddenGame'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's work provide examples of:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Move from Main.Lisa Jane Smith
Added DiffLines:
Lisa Jane Smith (usually known as L.J. Smith) is a popular American author of young-adult fiction that combines horror, fantasy and supernatural romance genres. Best known for ''TheVampireDiaries'', she went on a ten year hiatus from writing in 1998 due to illness, leaving her latest series, The ''Literature/NightWorld'', incomplete, though it is now scheduled for release in (hopefully) 2014.
Since 2007, L.J. Smith has had her books reissued, starting with ''TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle''. A new trilogy based on ''TheVampireDiaries'' was published in 2009, and [[http://www.ljanesmith.net/stories.php her website]] has several short stories that contain characters and settings from her published work.
Her works include:
* ''TheNightOfTheSolstice''
* ''HeartOfValor''
''TheVampireDiaries'':
* ''The Awakening''
* ''The Struggle''
* ''The Fury''
* ''Dark Reunion''
* ''The Return: Nightfall''
* ''The Return: Shadow Souls''
* ''The Return: Midnight''
''The Secret Circle'':
* ''The Initiation''
* ''The Captive''
* ''The Struggle''
''[[Literature/TheForbiddenGame The Forbidden Game]]'':
* ''The Hunter''
* ''The Chase''
* ''The Kill''
''Literature/DarkVisions'':
* ''The Strange Power''
* ''The Possessed''
* ''The Passion''
''Literature/NightWorld'':
* ''Secret Vampire''
* ''Daughters of Darkness''
* ''Spellbinder''
* ''Dark Angel''
* ''The Chosen''
* ''Soulmate''
* ''Huntress''
* ''Black Dawn''
* ''Witchlight''
* ''Strange Fate (TBA)''
----
!! ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's work provide examples of:
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: An common theme in her books involves Blondes portrayed as [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold Pure and Angelic]] in contrast to Brunettes who are [[DarkIsEvil Bad]] or [[TroubledButCute more]] [[FemmeFatale Mischievous]].
* DarkActionGirl: Faye
* LoveTriangle: She has yet to write a trilogy that doesn't somehow involve her female protagonist being torn between a KnightInShiningArmor and a [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys Bad Boy]].
* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.
Since 2007, L.J. Smith has had her books reissued, starting with ''TheVampireDiaries'' and ''The Secret Circle''. A new trilogy based on ''TheVampireDiaries'' was published in 2009, and [[http://www.ljanesmith.net/stories.php her website]] has several short stories that contain characters and settings from her published work.
Her works include:
* ''TheNightOfTheSolstice''
* ''HeartOfValor''
''TheVampireDiaries'':
* ''The Awakening''
* ''The Struggle''
* ''The Fury''
* ''Dark Reunion''
* ''The Return: Nightfall''
* ''The Return: Shadow Souls''
* ''The Return: Midnight''
''The Secret Circle'':
* ''The Initiation''
* ''The Captive''
* ''The Struggle''
''[[Literature/TheForbiddenGame The Forbidden Game]]'':
* ''The Hunter''
* ''The Chase''
* ''The Kill''
''Literature/DarkVisions'':
* ''The Strange Power''
* ''The Possessed''
* ''The Passion''
''Literature/NightWorld'':
* ''Secret Vampire''
* ''Daughters of Darkness''
* ''Spellbinder''
* ''Dark Angel''
* ''The Chosen''
* ''Soulmate''
* ''Huntress''
* ''Black Dawn''
* ''Witchlight''
* ''Strange Fate (TBA)''
----
!! ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''Literature/DarkVisions'', and ''Literature/NightWorld'' have their own pages. The rest of Smith's work provide examples of:
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: An common theme in her books involves Blondes portrayed as [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold Pure and Angelic]] in contrast to Brunettes who are [[DarkIsEvil Bad]] or [[TroubledButCute more]] [[FemmeFatale Mischievous]].
* DarkActionGirl: Faye
* LoveTriangle: She has yet to write a trilogy that doesn't somehow involve her female protagonist being torn between a KnightInShiningArmor and a [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys Bad Boy]].
* ShrinkingViolet: Cassie, prior to her CharacterDevelopment.
