Taylor Grothe (AKA T.G. Laine) is a writer of adult and young adult horror, horror romance, and dark fantasy. They hold a nonfiction MFA from Fairfield University, acted as the graduate Assistant Managing Editor of Brevity, and their short works can be found in esteemed publications such as These Dreaming Spires (Titan Books), Brevity's craft blog, Haven Speculative, and Shortwave Magazine. They are a scholar of medieval literature and Nordic Saga. They live with their family in New England, and on the rare occasion they're not writing, they can be found playing: with the cats, on the cello, or in costume!
Taylor is the author of the YA books Hollow and Monstrous Beautiful Things (Peachtree Teen), as well as adult books Lethal Kiss (Tor Nightfire) and The Mage and the Liar Knight (Little, Brown).
Neurodivergence and Mental Health in YA
American Theater - Cinema, 446 King St.
Moderated by DeAndra Davis with Taylor Grothe, Andrew Joseph White, Christina Ferko, and Kat Cho
Join us for an afternoon break of creativity, conversation, and coffee! Guest emcee Taylor Grothe will lead the afternoon's activities and special guest authors Alaa Al-Burkwari, Gloria Munoz, and Andrew Joseph White will junk journal along with us. All supplies will be provided and you can grab up some exciting Peachtree Teen ARCs.
Please note, Stars Bar does have a set of stairs to get up to. If you were hoping to attend this event and are unable to climb stairs, please email rachel@yallfest.org so we can make arrangements for you with the sponsor
The Everlasting Appeal of Getting Scared
Sponsored by Peachtree Teen
Charleston Museum, 360 Meeting St.
Moderated by H D Hunter with Andrew Joseph White, Taylor Grothe, Lamar Giles, Christina Ferko, and Keala Kendall

