Sally Green
Sally Green
Full Name and Common Aliases
Sally Green is a British author known for her young adult fantasy novels, particularly the Half Bad trilogy.
Birth and Death Dates
Born: April 15, 1968 (exact death date not publicly available)
Nationality and Profession(s)
British author
Early Life and Background
Sally Green grew up in England, where she developed a passion for storytelling and creative writing. Little is known about her early life, but it's evident that her experiences influenced the dark, magical world she created in her novels.
Green's interest in fantasy and mythology was sparked by various influences, including folklore, fairy tales, and classic literature. Her love for these subjects eventually led to the creation of the Half Bad trilogy, a series that delves into themes of magic, power, and self-discovery.
Major Accomplishments
The Half Bad trilogy has received praise from readers and critics alike for its unique blend of magic and realism. The series consists of:
Half Bad (2013): A story about Nathan, a teenage boy with mixed parentage in a world where magicians are divided by bloodline.
Half Lost (2014): A sequel that continues the journey of Nathan and his companions as they face new challenges and dangers.
Half Wild (2015): The final installment in the trilogy, where Nathan's story reaches its conclusion.
Green has also written short stories and novellas set within the Half Bad universe. Her work often explores complex themes such as loyalty, friendship, and the struggle for power.
Notable Works or Actions
In addition to her novels, Green has contributed to various anthologies and collaborated with other authors on writing projects. She's an active presence in the online community, engaging with fans and responding to questions about her work.
Impact and Legacy
Sally Green's impact on young adult fantasy literature is undeniable. Her unique take on magical realism has inspired a devoted following of readers worldwide. The Half Bad trilogy has been translated into multiple languages, reaching audiences beyond its original English-speaking base.
Green's writing often touches on real-world issues such as prejudice, bullying, and social isolation. By weaving these themes into her stories, she creates relatable characters that resonate with readers.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
Sally Green is widely quoted and remembered for several reasons:
Her imaginative storytelling has captivated readers of all ages.
The Half Bad trilogy's exploration of complex themes adds depth to the fantasy genre, making it a standout series in contemporary literature.
Green's dedication to her craft and engagement with fans demonstrate her commitment to sharing stories that inspire and entertain.
Through her writing, Sally Green leaves an enduring legacy as a talented author who has made significant contributions to young adult fantasy literature.
Quotes by Sally Green
You've been away a long time. Were you lost?I turn to him, my lips brushing against his hair as I mumble, I got fucking wounded, bloody lost, and climbed the shitting Eiger.
I loved Michèle, and I love her still, and I’ll always have her in my heart. She was, is, and shall remain my darling, wonderful, kind and loving, plate-throwing sister. I want to remember her as she was on the beach when she had her Giving—that was a perfect evening and she was truly beautiful. I can’t think of her without tears in my eyes now, but I believe I will someday smile at the thought of her, as I do when I think of our mother.
Gabriel jokes, "If they find out Blondine got the last of the bread there'll be murder."Nesbitt says, "If that's true I'll murder her myself.
Necesito ignorar a Nesbitt, pero cuando voy a coger más pan, veo mi mano y todas las cicatrices que tiene y el tatuaje negro y quiero gritarle a Nesbitt que me dolió, que cada cicatriz que tengo dolió, y que mi cuerpo está cubierto de cicatrices que sanaron rápidamente pero que todas me dolieron, y no puedo decir de ninguna de ellas que "no pasó nada".
Let's suppose Marcus has threatened to kill a member of your family: Arran, say. The only way you can save Arran is by killing Marcus.""Let's suppose something more realistic. The Council threatens a member of my family: Arran, say. The only way I can stop them killing Arran is by killing Marcus.