Author Pat Schmatz writes vividly the experiences of young adults, whether they are in a contemporary or dystopian future setting. The use of language in Lizard Radio evokes a society evolved from our own, familiar yet fascinatingly strange, and is evidence of a deeper . · Pat Schmatz is the author of the critically acclaimed Bluefish. About Lizard Radio, she says, “I keep a notepad with sketches and ideas, and one day a lonely lizard wearing headphones came out of my pencil. The young lizard was desperate to pick up a signal, and from that moment on, so was I. When I tuned in, I found this story.”Brand: Candlewick Press. · Interview with Pat Schmatz About Lizard Radio. “I do not believe.”. So begins Pat Schmatz ’s new YA novel Lizard Radio (September 8, , Candlewick Press). It is a perfect first line for a book largely about belief – belief in one’s self, belief in a government and its proscribed ways, belief (or trust) in others, and belief in things that you can hardly believe are real.
Lizard Radio by Pat Schmatz Published by Candlewick Press on September 8th, Genres: Sci-Fi Pages: Goodreads Buy the Book. In a futuristic society run by an all-powerful Gov, a bender teen on the cusp of adulthood has choices to make that will change her life—and maybe the world. Author: Parrish Turner Decem. Lizard Radio by Pat Schmatz is set in an alternative reality where "problem" children can be sent to vocational bltadwin.ru world of Lizard Radio has a utilitarian focus on personhood and rigid gender binaries, which makes life difficult for the main character Kivali. After going through post-decision gender training when she was younger, Kivali. Home Page About Pat Some Good Reads. Books that influenced the writing of Lizard Radio. When I'm writing a book, I study books that in some way resonate with the story I'm working toward. I like to go back to see how those authors touched me with their words and how they changed my view of the world.
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