So you’ve finished the first draft of your new novel. Now what? *I recently finished a first draft of a new novel. Only took five
Authors & Illustrators Wild About Kidlit!
So you’ve finished the first draft of your new novel. Now what? *I recently finished a first draft of a new novel. Only took five
Encore post first published March, 2019. Shelving a story is a scary concept. You’ve put your heart and soul into this writing. Hours have been
Guest Post by Sue Lowell Gallion I’m fascinated with board books. Especially novelty board books, with features like tabs, flaps, die cuts (cutouts, layers, or
By Lori Alexander In 2017, I was excited to make my first nonfiction sale, ALL IN A DROP: HOW ANTONY VAN LEEUWENHOEK DISCOVERED AN INVISIBLE
In the spirit of social distancing, I give you “How To Use Screencastify” for Authors. Screencastify is a simple way that you can make a
Writing is hard. The process of putting words on paper is far from easy. But it’s even worse when you try to put those words
If you’re a novelist, whether you outline your books before you begin drafting or not, there comes a point where you have to be able
Let’s be honest, writing can be sometimes frustrating at its best, and daunting at its worst. I have sat staring at a computer screen with
By Lexi Donahue and Keri Demers If we told you to sit down right now and compose a wedding toast, a college essay, a resume
You know the feeling. You crack the cover on a brand new book you’ve been waiting to get your hands on, and three pages in
Writing picture books is not easy. It is a concentrated, deep, and selective process which we consider an art.
A few years ago I took up writing limericks for National Poetry Month. Writing a limerick a day is both fun and difficult. What helped
How the generosity of writing communities turned a blog post idea into a whole new resource page and 12 monthly posts.
With so many wonderful Writers’ Rumpus posts to choose from, it’s always a delightful challenge to decide which to include in my annual review.