What Is New Adult Fiction? Everything You Need To Know
New Adult Fiction
What does "New Adult" really mean?
“New Adult” (NA) fiction is the literary middle child – not quite a teen, not fully an adult. It bridges the gap between Young Adult (YA) and Adult fiction. Typically, it focuses on characters aged 18 to 25, exploring that wild, wonderful, and confusing period of life after high school and before full-on adulthood.
Defining Characteristics of New Adult Fiction
Age range and protagonists
New adult fiction often involves protagonists aged 18 to 30, depicting the journey from youth to maturity. These protagonists frequently encounter real-life obstacles such as college, first jobs, identity exploration, and complicated romantic relationships....Continue reading
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