How to Write a Children’s Book (10 Stress-Free Steps) – by Marcy Pusey… on Self Publishing: If you’re wondering how to write a children’s book that readers will love, you’re not alone. One of the questions I get most from children’s writers is: “How do I know if my book is good?” You can be given all […]
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The importance of the early years The early years are crucial to child development and what happens in those years can be used to predict, to some extent, what will happen in that’s child’s future. I had already intended sharing videos about early childhood development in this post, and still will. But when my sister told […]
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Anne R. Allen’s Blog… with Ruth Harris Writing about writing. Mostly. Maintaining an Author Blog is Easier Than You Think. An author blog gets Google’s attention by Anne R. Allen Should all authors blog? Of course not. We’re all different and we write for different audiences. There are lots of ways to establish an online […]
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How to Research What No One Knows: By Jacqui Murray Today we have a guest post by Jacqui Murray, who tells us how she writes books about prehistoric times even though there’s no recorded information about those times. Her technique could be applied to other types of fiction as well. Read more … HeaderImage Source: […]
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How to Write a Picture Book Query Letter in 6 Simple Steps – by Reedsy… Contents Part 1 – Publishing Children’s Books Part 2 – Self-Publishing Part 3 – Finding an Editor Read more …
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From Novel to Big Screen: how Gabriel Constans turns novels into movies! Are you a novelist? I’m working on “Flamenco & the Sitting Cat.” Wait — let me start over — regardless of whether you’re a fiction writer, have you ever wondered what it’s like to complete a book and then see it made into […]
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