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Tag: writing for children
7 Steps to Creating a Successful Writing Career
If you are selling books, you have a business, even if just a simple sole proprietorship.
You Are Never Too Old to be a Writer
They say it’s never too late to begin a new writing career or pick up where you left off years ago. and I agree. You can even do it at 92!
The Domino Chain Reaction and Your Words
As a writer, your words can cause a domino chain reaction. You can spark something in a child or adult that can take a life of its own…
3 Absolute Must-Nots in Writing for Children
I come across a lot of authors and wannabe authors, and have seen a number of absolute must-nots in kids’ writing. The first and most unusual is the picture book cliff hanger.
What’s Your Takeaway?
What’s the takeaway of your children’s story? Do you know what a takeaway is?
Writing Opportunities and Inspiration Through Television and News
One children’s author’s journey in writing a magazine aricle based on a news item.
Writing for Children: Enjoy the Journey
Eight tips to keep in mind when on your writing for children journey.
Scenes and How to Make Them Work
Scenes are the building blocks to your story. They should fit snuggly into each other to move your story forward.
Word Constraints, a Bet, and Dr. Seuss
Did you know that Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham was created on a bet?