Jen Wilde's newest novel is both a fun, diverse love story and a very relevant, modern take on the portrayal of LGBT characters in media. instead of sitting in a crowded writer's room volleying ideas back and forth, Production Interns are stuck picking up the coffee.ĭetermined to prove her worth as a writer, Bex drafts her own script and shares it with the head writer-who promptly reworks it and passes it off as his own! Bex is understandably furious, yet.maybe this is just how the industry works? But when they rewrite her proudly lesbian character as straight, that's the last straw! It's time for Bex and her crush to fight back. Unfortunately, the internship isn't quite what she expected. Seventeen-year-old Bex is thrilled when she gets an internship on her favorite tv show, Silver Falls. Maybe altogether they can put a stop to this merger and figure out how to get their chips removed for good.Happy Friday and welcome to my stop on the Going Off Script blog tour!! I’m so excited because today I have an interview with the author, Jen Wilde! Read on to find out what inspired her to write this book, who her favorite character is to write, and enter a giveaway for a print copy of Going Off Script!! Going Off Script by Jen WildeĪ writer's room intern must join forces with her crush to keep her favorite television show from ruining a lesbian character in this fun diverse contemporary YA romance from the author of Queens of Geek. She can track them down and show them what’s been done to them.
The email includes the names and addresses of the other kids involved in the study. Paige feels betrayed and like she she’s been robbed of her free will. Now the company that created her chip is days away from merging with the most popular social network in the world, that has a reputation for selling people’s private information to the highest bidder. Suddenly, Paige isn’t sure who she can trust. It can boost the chemicals that affect her mood.
Without her knowledge they had a chip implanted in her brain that keeps track of her location and brain activity. In an effort to better understand and communicate with their autistic daughter, Paige's parents enrolled her in a study without her consent. Inside her shoes, her toes wiggle, trying to let out some of her nervous energy.Īs much as Paige hates the word normal, it’s a pretty good word to describe her life, and the kind of night she was having just before a single email turned her world upside down. She adjusts her noise cancelling headphones, trying to drown out more of the car horns and music blaring from a neighboring sedan. An adventure story that examines consent and privacy in a way that books have not had to before this generation where everything is online.Ī week ago, if someone had told Paige she’d be stuck in traffic with Mara three total strangers, on a mission to stop a global organization from controlling their minds, she would have laughed.
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