We'd like to thank Sky Pony Press editor Alison Weiss for this guest post!
1. Stop making excuses.
You can always ...
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When I was getting my Master’s Degree in Education, one of my professors used to say, “If you can teach ...
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Whew. I have just reached the finish line of another school year, and this one has been particularly full of ...
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Myth #1
Children's books are easy to write.
Myth #2
If I write a picture book, I have to illustrate it too (or ...
One of the best pieces of writerly advice I ever received was from literary agent Stephen Fraser, who was with the ...
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Last summer when I was working with a writer at a Highlights workshop, I gave her some advice that she found ...
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No doubt we could find a book on endings, hundreds of pages--scratch that--thousands of pages, a tome on endings. ...
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Keep a word journal or notebook to collect what we call word treasures or word surprises. Use the dictionary or ...
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If you're writing or illustrating for children, it's likely that you want your work to reach a lot of kids. ...
We'd like to thank Harold Underdown for this blog post! Harold is faculty for the Crash Course in Children's ...
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Editor Judy Burke from Highlights magazine shared 4 tips for selling your story to a magazine.
It’s no ...
Author/illustrator Robert J. Blake (robertjblake.com) shared some thoughts about creativity for illustrators:
How ...
