What do you do when the story you’re writing gives you a hard time?
Category: writing for children
Can You Revive and Fulfill Your Fading Dream
We all have unfulfilled dreams, at least most of us do. Is it possible to bring those dreams to the forefront and make them happen, even after many years?
Is it a Story or a Series of Events?
How can you tell if you’re writing a story or a series of events?
Is Your Self-Published Book Professionally Done?
Is your self-published children’s book something you’re proud of? Find out what you need to do to create a professional book.
Theme is the Foundation of Your Story
To come up with your story’s theme, choose conflicts or situations from your own life.
8 Problems New Kidlit Authors Face
There are many problems new kidlit authors may face. Based on a recent draft I read, I found eight to that stick out.
Reset Your New Year – 10 Must-Do Tips
With the new year coming, find out how to set your goals and actually fulfill them.
What Most New Authors Don’t Know
New authors are focused on the thrill of having their book complete and ready for sale. But what happens at that point?
Should You Use Dialogue to Deliver Description and Exposition?
Should your characters use dialogue to force description or exposition? Probably not.
Self-Publishing: Dealing with the Unethical
If you’re self-publishing a children’s book and need an illustrator, take care to sign on with a professional and have a detailed agreement.