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Can't-Miss Kidlit Links3 comments

tara wrote 4 months ago: Kidlit Book Trailers Bookselling is changing rapidly with advances in technology and the belt-tighte … more →

Tags: Children's Writing, Writing for children, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, Kidlit, twitter, book trailers, mitali perkins

New to Children's Writing? A To-Do List10 comments

tara wrote 5 months ago: Agents and editors have told me they occasionally receive calls from writers who are brand new to ch … more →

Tags: writing, Children's Writing, Writing for children, Picture Books, Publishing, Children's Books, Kidlit, SCBWI

Gone Fishin'5 comments

tara wrote 6 months ago: Check ya later, kidlit fans. There’s sand castles, seafood and South Carolina in my forecast. … more →

Tags: Children's Writing, Writing for children, Picture Books, Children's Books, YA Fiction, Kidlit

Agent Panel at NJ-SCBWI Conference11 comments

tara wrote 6 months ago: Want to be a fly on the wall in an agent’s office? If you were at the NJ-SCBWI conference last … more →

Tags: Children's Books, Children's Writing, Kidlit, literary agents, middle grade fiction, NJ-SCBWI, Publishing, writing conference, Writing for children

NJ-SCBWI Conference: Richard Peck Keynote8 comments

tara wrote 6 months ago: Thirty-eight agents, editors, art directors and acclaimed authors. Two days. Twenty workshop session … more →

Tags: Children's Writing, Writing for children, Fiction, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit, NJ-SCBWI

The Pros and Cons of Reading Your Work Aloud8 comments

tara wrote 7 months ago: Did you know that words on a page make a sound in your head? Reading expository stretches is like so … more →

Tags: writing, Children's Writing, Writing for children, Creative Writing, Fiction, Children's Books, Kidlit, Reading aloud

Middle Grade Authors on Twitter10 comments

tara wrote 7 months ago: First there was Mitali Perkins’ list of young adult authors on Twitter. Then came the picture … more →

Tags: writing, Children's Writing, Writing for children, Children, Publishing, Children's Books, middle grade fiction, Kidlit, twitter

First Page = First Impression8 comments

tara wrote 8 months ago: Children’s book writers were treated to another fun and informative first page session this we … more →

Tags: Children, Children's Books, Children's Writing, Fiction, First Page Sessions, Kidlit, middle grade fiction, Picture Books, Publishing

QueryDay Questions and Answers10 comments

tara wrote 8 months ago: I’ve pulled together some questions and answers from yesterday’s QueryDay on Twitter. I … more →

Tags: writing, Children's Writing, Writing for children, Fiction, Publishing, YA Fiction, literary agents, Kidlit, twitter

QueryFail? Fail. Now it's QueryDay3 comments

tara wrote 8 months ago: In early March, several literary agents, organized by Colleen Lindsay and Lauren E. MacLeod, partici … more →

Tags: writing, Writing for children, Creative Writing, Fiction, YA Fiction, literary agents, Kidlit, twitter, #queryfail

A Promotional Adventure: Book Authors Take to the Road7 comments

tara wrote 8 months ago: Publishing a book can be an adventure, and that’s especially true for Christine and Ethan Rose … more →

Tags: Writing for children, Fiction, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit, Author Interview, Book Promotion

Overheard at the NJ-SCBWI Mentoring Workshop9 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: Random comments on the children’s book industry from editors and agents attending the NJ-SCBWI … more →

Tags: Children's Writing, Writing for children, New Jersey, Picture Books, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, literary agents, Editors

Horse Crazy & Book Smart: Tween Author Jessica Burkhart3 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: Are you crazy about horses? Jessica Burkhart is! She’s the author of Canterwood Crest, a new t … more →

Tags: writing, Children's Writing, Writing for children, Fiction, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit

The Great Call of China release party!49 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: UPDATE! The winner of the autographed copy of The Great Call of China is Karen Kincy! Congratulation … more →

Tags: Children's Writing, Writing for children, Children, Fiction, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit

The Great Call of China Release Party: Giveaways!

tara wrote 10 months ago: You’ve marked February 19th on your calendar, right? I’m hosting a release party for Cyn … more →

Tags: writing, Writing for children, Fiction, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit, Author Interview, contest

Ring, ring! Who is it? "The Great Call of China!"5 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: On February 19, Cynthea Liu, one of the most givingest authors in the children’s writing commu … more →

Tags: Children's Writing, Writing for children, Fiction, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit, Author Interview

Jennifer Brown: Funny Girl on the "Hate List"3 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: Jennifer Brown is a  two-time winner of the Erma Bombeck Global Humor competition and a humor column … more →

Tags: writing, Children's Writing, Writing for children, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, literary agents, Author Interview, Love a KidLit Author Month

Toni De Palma Interview & First Giveaway22 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: Toni De Palma’s debut YA novel Under the Banyan Tree is a New Voices Pick by the Association o … more →

Tags: writing, Writing for children, Publishing, Children's Books, YA Fiction, middle grade fiction, Kidlit, Author Interview, contest

The Golden Ticket...and a Few Golden Words2 comments

tara wrote 10 months ago: You might already know that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is my favorite children’s book. … more →

Tags: Children's Books, Children's Writing, Kidlit, middle grade fiction, Picture Books, Publishing, Writing for children, Golden Ticket, Love a KidLit Author Month


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