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* AuthorAppeal: Oseman tends to incorporate things she likes into her stories.
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** (Tori) Spring + (Micheal) Holden = Sprolden
** Nick + Charlie = Narlie
** (Tori) Spring + (Micheal) Holden = Sprolden
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influenced her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist. Her pronouns are also she/they.
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexual}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influenced her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist. Her pronouns are also she/they.
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** ''Heartstopper Volume Five'' (tentative, TBD)
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** ''Heartstopper Volume Five'' (tentative, TBD)(2023)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Six'' (TBD)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Six'' (TBD)
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* LighterAndSofter: Among the works about the Truham/Higgs characters, [[{{Webcomic/Heartstopper}} Heartstopper]] is much sweeter and more upbeat than the earlier books (''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'', ''This Winter'' and ''Nick and Charlie'').
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* LighterAndSofter: Among the Oseman's works about the Truham/Higgs characters, [[{{Webcomic/Heartstopper}} Heartstopper]] ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' is much sweeter and more upbeat than the earlier books (''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'', ''This Winter'' original ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}''. This was deliberate on the author's part as Nick and ''Nick and Charlie''). Charlie are generally more optimistic characters than the cynical Tori.
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* LighterAndSofter: Among the works about the Truham/Higgs characters, [[{{Webcomic/Heartstopper}} Heartstopper]] is much sweeter and more upbeat than the original earlier books about the Truham/Higgs characters ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'', (''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'', ''This Winter'' and ''Nick and Charlie.'' Charlie'').
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* LighterAndSofter: [[{{Webcomic/Heartstopper}} webcomic]] Heartstopper]] is much sweeter and more upbeat than ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' book, the original books about the Truham/Higgs characters ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'', ''This Winter'' and ''Nick and Charlie.''
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* BreakoutCharacter: Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson are undoubtedly Oseman's most famous characters, but they started out as minor players in Oseman's first novel ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' which was about Tori Spring (Charlie's sister). Oseman ended up getting so attached to Nick and Charlie that she developed their story as a webcomic, which later became an internationally-acclaimed Netflix series.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson are undoubtedly Oseman's most famous characters, but they started out as minor players in Oseman's first novel ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' which was about Tori Spring (Charlie's sister). Oseman ended up getting so attached to Nick and Charlie that she developed their story as a webcomic, [[{{Webcomic/Heartstopper}} webcomic]] which later became an internationally-acclaimed [[{{Series/Heartstopper}} Netflix series.series]].
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* BreakoutCharacter: Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson are undoubtedly Oseman's most famous characters, but they started out as minor players in Oseman's first novel ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' which was about Tori. Tori Spring (Charlie's sister). Oseman ended up getting so attached to them Nick and Charlie that she developed a webcomic to explore their story, story as a webcomic, which later became a an internationally-acclaimed Netflix series.
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* SequelInAnotherMedium: Charlie and Nick's story is introduced in the ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' novel but continued in ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' as a webcomic since Oseman found they didn't follow a normal beginning/middle/end novel arc.
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* SequelInAnotherMedium: Charlie and Nick's story is introduced in the ''Solitaire'' ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' novel but continued in ''Heartstopper'' ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' as a webcomic, as webcomic since Oseman found it they didn't follow a normal beginning/middle/end novel arc.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Charlie and Nick are undoubtedly Oseman's most famous characters, but they started out as minor players in Oseman's first novel ''Literature/{{Solitaire}}'' about Tori. Oseman ended up getting so attached to them that she developed a webcomic to explore their story, which later became a massive Netflix series.
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influence her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist. Her pronouns are also she/they.
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influence influenced her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist. Her pronouns are also she/they.
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** ''Heartstopper Volume Four'' (upcoming, May 2021)
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** ''Heartstopper Volume Four'' (upcoming, May 2021)(2021)
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[{{Asexuality}} [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influence her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist. Her pronouns are also she/they.
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* CastFullOfGay: Most of the main characters in Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}} are LGBTQ+, along with ''Literature/RadioSilence'', ''Literature/Loveless'' and ''Literature/IWasBornForThis'', with these works exploring on the sexuality and gender of its main characters.
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* CastFullOfGay: Most of the main characters in Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}} are LGBTQ+, along with ''Literature/RadioSilence'', ''Literature/Loveless'' ''Literature/{{Loveless}}'' and ''Literature/IWasBornForThis'', with these works exploring on the sexuality and gender of its main characters.
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All of her work takes place in [[TheVerse the Osemanverse]], sharing the same world and timeline, along with many of the same characters. She recommends that her books can be read in any order. Her SignatureStyle involves contemporary stories about [[TroubledTeen "disaster teenagers,"]], exploring themes of friendship, mental health, and [[QueerMedia LGBTQ+ identity]].
Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award. Of these awards, she won the 2017 Silver Inky Award with ''Radio Silence'', the 2020 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Graphic Novels & Comics with ''Heartstopper Volume 3''.
Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award. Of these awards, she won the 2017 Silver Inky Award with ''Radio Silence'', the 2020 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Graphic Novels & Comics with ''Heartstopper Volume 3''.
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All of her work takes place in [[TheVerse the Osemanverse]], sharing the same world and timeline, along with many of the same characters. She recommends that her books can be read in any order. Her SignatureStyle involves contemporary stories about [[TroubledTeen "disaster teenagers,"]], teenagers"]], exploring themes of friendship, mental health, and [[QueerMedia LGBTQ+ identity]].
Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award. Of these awards, she won the 2017 Silver Inky Award with ''Radio Silence'', and the 2020 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Graphic Novels & Comics with ''Heartstopper Volume 3''.
Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award. Of these awards, she won the 2017 Silver Inky Award with ''Radio Silence'', and the 2020 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Graphic Novels & Comics with ''Heartstopper Volume 3''.
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Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award. Of these awards, she won the 2017 Silver Inky Award with ''Radio Silence'', the 2020 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Graphic Novels & ComicsHeartstopper Comics with ''Heartstopper Volume 3.
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Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award.
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LGBTQ+ identity]].
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Award. Of these awards, she won the 2017 Silver Inky Award with ''Radio Silence'', the 2020 Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Graphic Novels & ComicsHeartstopper Volume 3.
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Alice Oseman is an English author and illustrator who publishes YoungAdultLiterature novels and runs a {{webcomic}}. All of her work takes place in [[TheVerse the Osemanverse]], sharing the same world and timeline, along with many of the same characters. Her SignatureStyle involves contemporary stories about [[TroubledTeen "disaster teenagers,"]] many of which are [[QueerMedia LGBTQ+]].
You can explore Alice Oseman's work at [[https://www.aliceoseman.com/ her author's website]].
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Alice Oseman is an English author author, illustrator, comic artist, and illustrator who screenwriter. She publishes YoungAdultLiterature novels and runs a {{webcomic}}. {{webcomic}} called ''Heartstopper''. She was born in Kent, England in 1994 and publishes her novels through Hachette Children's Books, with an assortment of BonusMaterial.
All of her work takes place in [[TheVerse the Osemanverse]], sharing the same world and timeline, along with many of the samecharacters.characters. She recommends that her books can be read in any order. Her SignatureStyle involves contemporary stories about [[TroubledTeen "disaster teenagers,"]] many of which are [[QueerMedia LGBTQ+]].
Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award.
You can explore Alice Oseman's work at [[https://www.aliceoseman.com/ her author'swebsite]].
website]] and support her through [[https://www.patreon.com/aliceoseman her Patreon]].
All of her work takes place in [[TheVerse the Osemanverse]], sharing the same world and timeline, along with many of the same
Her accolades include nominations for the YA Book Prize, the Inky Awards, the Carnegie Medal, and the Goodreads Choice Award.
You can explore Alice Oseman's work at [[https://www.aliceoseman.com/ her author's
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[{{Asexuality}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influence her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist.
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** ''Heartstopper Volume One'' (2019)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Two'' (2019)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Three'' (2020)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Four'' (upcoming, May 2021)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Five'' (tentative, TBD)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Two'' (2019)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Three'' (2020)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Four'' (upcoming, May 2021)
** ''Heartstopper Volume Five'' (tentative, TBD)
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* ComicBookTime: Officially, Oseman's stories take place in the present at the time that she is writing them. This results in a drifting timeline in cases where she releases prequels (such as ''Heartstopper'' for ''Solitaire''), and especially with the WebcomicTime of ''Heartstopper''. Oseman acknowledges and goes along with this disconnect.
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* LGBTPlusCreators: Alice Oseman is openly [[{{Asexuality}} aromantic asexual]] and [[https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2fk3j6 has spoken about how this has influence her work,]] especially ''Loveless'', which features an asexual protagonist.
* TheVerse: Alice Oseman's works all take place in the "Osemanverse," which features many of the same characters within the same universe and timeline, even as most of her stories standalone.
* TheVerse: Alice Oseman's works all take place in the "Osemanverse," which features many of the same characters within the same universe and timeline, even as most of her stories standalone.
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Alice Oseman is an English author and illustrator who publishes YoungAdultLiterature novels and runs a {{webcomic}}. All of her work takes place in [[TheVerse the Osemanverse]], sharing the same world and timeline, along with many of the same characters. Her SignatureStyle involves contemporary stories about [[TroubledTeen "disaster teenagers,"]] many of which are [[QueerMedia LGBTQ+]].
You can explore Alice Oseman's work at [[https://www.aliceoseman.com/ her author's website]].
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!!Osemanverse (in publication order):
* ''Solitaire'' (2015)
* ''Nick and Charlie'' (2015)
* ''This Winter'' (2015)
* ''Literature/RadioSilence'' (2016)
* ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' (2016, ongoing)
* ''I Was Born For This'' (2018)
* ''Loveless'' (2020)
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!!This creator's work includes examples of:
* CastFullOfGay: Most of the main characters in Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}} are LGBTQ+, along with ''Literature/RadioSilence'', with these works exploring on the sexuality and gender of its main characters.
* ComingOfAgeStory: ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' centers around Nick and Charlie figuring out their identities in high school, while Frances in ''Literature/RadioSilence'' is grappling with the period between high school and university.
* ComingOutStory: Characters come out frequently in Alice Oseman's works. For example, Nick in ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' spends the first chapters figuring out his bisexuality.
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You can explore Alice Oseman's work at [[https://www.aliceoseman.com/ her author's website]].
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!!Osemanverse (in publication order):
* ''Solitaire'' (2015)
* ''Nick and Charlie'' (2015)
* ''This Winter'' (2015)
* ''Literature/RadioSilence'' (2016)
* ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' (2016, ongoing)
* ''I Was Born For This'' (2018)
* ''Loveless'' (2020)
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!!This creator's work includes examples of:
* CastFullOfGay: Most of the main characters in Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}} are LGBTQ+, along with ''Literature/RadioSilence'', with these works exploring on the sexuality and gender of its main characters.
* ComingOfAgeStory: ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' centers around Nick and Charlie figuring out their identities in high school, while Frances in ''Literature/RadioSilence'' is grappling with the period between high school and university.
* ComingOutStory: Characters come out frequently in Alice Oseman's works. For example, Nick in ''Webcomic/{{Heartstopper}}'' spends the first chapters figuring out his bisexuality.
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