By Paul Czajak UPDATE: Since this post was published, Scarletta has changed its name to Mighty Media Press and Josh Plattner has moved on from
Authors & Illustrators Wild About Kidlit!
By Paul Czajak UPDATE: Since this post was published, Scarletta has changed its name to Mighty Media Press and Josh Plattner has moved on from
By Liz LeSavoy Everyone gets writer’s block. At least that’s what I tell myself every time I find myself staring at my computer, my hands
By Josh Funk So, you have an idea for a children’s story. You even stay up late one night clacking away on your laptop in
By Paul Czajak A few weeks ago I was invited to my first book signing for my Halloween-themed picture book, Monster Needs a Costume, at
By Jen Malone I know there are many other places on the fancy schmancy intrawebz to get this information, but I’m not so sure the
By Heather Fenton Much like the adage “you can’t win if you don’t play”, you can’t get published if you don’t send your manuscript to
By Jen Malone As a writer, I’m always searching for inspiration (read: procrastinating), but I especially love stories of perseverance because, as anyone who dreams
By Paul Czajak Today is going to be a short post because quite frankly I forgot I was supposed to post today. It has been
Today, Jen Malone chats with Kaylee Davis of Dee Mura Literary Agency. Growing up in The Middle of Nowhere, Ohio, (and just wait until you
By Paul Czajak Early this summer I got the chance to visit the High Line in New York City. What’s the High Line you ask?
By Heather Fenton Writing can be a solitary endeavor much of the time, so it’s truly rewarding to find a critique group or critique partner
By Jen Malone Paul’s fantastic post about receiving his F&G (folded and gathered) copy of MONSTER NEEDS A COSTUME had me thinking about all the
By Paul Czajak Some of you may know, but for those of you who don’t, I have my first picture book being released September 03,
By Heather Fenton I figured for my first blog post, I would pen something extremely helpful for my fellow writers – How to Write without