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Published works Across the Universe series Īlso in the Across the Universe world Her work has also been featured in various young adult anthologies and compilations. In July, 2016 Revis's second standalone novel, A World Without You, was published by Razorbill. When it gained immense popularity, Revis rewrote the collection into three separate books: Volume 1: Some Writing Advice, Volume 2: Some Publishing Advice, and Volume 3: Some Marketing Advice. The series began as a collection of informational essays and comments in response to questions aspiring writers had, which she had originally posted on Wattpad. In 2015, Revis published a series of books on writing and publishing, called the Paper Hearts series. She has also written short stories in the same universe that appear in After, edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, and Shards and Ashes, edited by Melissa Marr and Kelley Armstrong.

There have been two sequels to the book: A Million Suns (January 2012) and Shades of Earth (January 2013), as well as a standalone novel set in the same universe, The Body Electric (2014). Revis' first published novel was Across the Universe, which debuted on the New York Times Bestseller List for Children's Chapter Books at #7 in January 2011.

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