Unwind Resources

If we know anything from Neal Shusterman's URL, it's that he tells stories. And if we know anything about his website, it's that you can find all sorts of info about the author and his work by visiting it.

Shusterman discusses similarities and differences between his book and the YA series to end all YA series—The Hunger Games.

One reviewer compares the concept of unwinding to Solomon's choice of cutting a baby in half. How could anyone do that? They're so slippery…

Shusterman's characters are so vivid, they tweet without him knowing about it.

Unwind time and step into the past for an interview with Shusterman from before Unwind was even published.

Kirkus is all wound up over Unwind, comparing it to classics by Bradbury and Orwell.

We're not sure if they have YouTube in the future Unwind takes place in, but Shusterman uses it now while he still can.

No, Shusterman isn't a sociopath—he's talking about a path to what he calls the "sociological future" of Unwind.

Unwind your earbud cords and sample the Unwind audio book from Audible.

Need a reading recommendation after Unwind? Let's find out what Neal Shusterman is reading.

Here's Akron's skyline. Would you run away from there?

Alex MacLean's "Air Lines" aerial art project gives us a good idea of what the Graveyard might look like.

Some odd ducks try to sell their souls on eBay. The proof is in this picture.