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I’m Corinne Duyvis, award-winning author of books for young readers.

My YA novels to date — Otherbound (2014), On the Edge of Gone (2016), and The Art of Saving the World (2020) — were all published by Amulet Books/ABRAMS. They’ve earned critical acclaim, including receiving many starred reviews, appearing on best-of-the-year-lists, and winning a number of awards.

I’m also the author of Guardians of the Galaxy: Collect Them All (2017), an original prose novel set in the Marvel universe, and several short stories, including Rebuilding Ruins (2024), which is set in the Overwatch universe.

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nuanced, thoughtful,
and three-dimensional
Strange Horizons on Otherbound
packs in some deep thinking
and real moral wallops
Shelf Awareness on On the Edge of Gone
[Duyvis] can only be described as
an amazingly gifted writer
The Book Smugglers
an authentic exploration of
[what makes us who we are]
Booklist on The Art of Saving the World
Utterly superb
SFX Magazine on On the Edge of Gone
a zippy sci-fi plot that barrels
along at a breathless pace
The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books on The Art of Saving the World
an intelligent, satisfying YA novel
SFX Magazine on Otherbound
the perfect mix of fantasy and
coming-of-age realistic fiction
School Library Journal on The Art of Saving the World
On the Edge of Gone is
a rare gem of a book
Book Riot
impossible to put down
Kirkus Reviews on The Art of Saving the World
subtle, nuanced examinations of
power dynamics and privilege
Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books (starred review) on Otherbound
Corinne Duyvis nails it
The Mary Sue on Guardians of the Galaxy: Collect Them All
a provocative, genre-bending
look at exploring identity
Publishers Weekly on The Art of Saving the World
simultaneously heartbreaking
and thought-provoking
The Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books (starred review) on On the Edge of Gone
Duyvis’ books, apparently,
just get better and better
Book Riot