told from the point of view of Noel (later Jake) Twisp. Son of Youth in Revolt is set approximately thirty years after the first book, and follows the life of Nick's son, Scott Twisp. Revolt at the Beach, focuses on Nick Twisp II, long-lost son of Nick, and on the elder Twisp's attempts at making a movie about his life (encompassing the events from the first four books). It is set 38 years after the start of the series. It was released in 2015. Licensed To Revolt: The Journals of Twisps on the Move follows more along with Nick Twisp II, his life, his love, and his witty retorts. Set approximately one year after Revolt at the Beach. Revolting Obsessions, the 10th novel in the Nick Twisp saga, again picks up with the antics of Nick Twisp II and his friends and family who all struggle to stay relevant in the bustling film industry of California. Set nearly 40 years from the original Youth in Revolt novel, we find Nick Twisp II nearing the end of high school, his father Nick Twisp celebrating his 56th birthday and the birth of yet another child, and plenty of globe-trotting in the name of love and lust. The book was released on May 1, 2019. Revolting Relations, the 11th novel in the Nick Twisp saga, was released on August 25, 2019. Revolting Times: The Pandemic Journals of Nick Twisp II, the 12th novel in the Nick Twisp saga, was released on October 3, 2020. Revolting Narcissists: The Viral Journals of Nick Twisp II, the 13th novel in the Nick Twisp saga, was released on December 20, 2021. Wealth Through Leisure: The Recumbent Journals of Nick Twisp II, the 14th novel in the Nick Twisp saga, was released on April 18, 2022. Cut material Additionally, Cut to the Twisp: The Lost Parts of Youth In Revolt and Other Stories features all of the material that was edited out of post-1993 editions of the first three volumes that make up Youth in Revolt, as well as other short works by Payne. Stage play Youth in Revolt was adapted into an unsuccessful stage play in 1994 by Carl Hamilton and Bob Warden of Box Car Productions. It had its premier at the Cable Car Theater in San Francisco in 1994. It has also been produced in Denver and several locations throughout Northern California with greater success.