Talk:Heinlein juveniles

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message: It seems a little funny to me that there's no discussion of Heinlein's relationship with his editor at Scribner's-- via _Grumbles_, we know a fair amount about it.  
I was also wondering about what kind of publishing deal Heinlein had with them.  He had an agreement with Campbell where Campbell was required to accept all his submissions or Heinlein start submitting them elsewhere-- in other words, was Starship Troopers seriously intended as a juvenile, or was it effectively a resignation letter, handing them something he knew they wouldn't publish?  -- Doom (talk) 21:04, 11 July 2017 (UTC)
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message: I believe there's a well-known quote from Heinlein on how to write a juvenile that would go well here. Something like "Make your protagonist sixteen, then just write as usual". Well-known I say, but I've looked for a source online a couple of times without success. I expect I read it in a preface to one of his YA novels. Ring a bell, anyone? --D Anthony Patriarche (talk) 19:26, 30 August 2019 (UTC)
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message: I think I've stumbled across quotes over the years, where engineers & scientists say one of their inspirations for getting into the field was these juveniles.  Has anyone seen any such quotes?  When Heinlein referred to "his propaganda purposes" (Grumbles), I think that's the kind of thing he had in mind: helping create the future by inspiring young boys to become techs.  If we find any such quotes, might by a useful addition to the article, either under "Reception" or a separate heading.  Jim Hardy (talk) 13:49, 19 May 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Legacy