The 2015 Martin Luther King Living the Dream Book Award Goes to….Our Very Own Pamela Tuck!
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Oh Pam! I am so sorry for your loss. I hope that you are still finding time to write as you adjust to life without Joel — and that writing is bringing you some solace
I loved AS FAST AS WORDS COULD FLY — though I think you already know that!!
Pam, your story is very inspirational! I’m so happy you had your husband’s support to spur you on! I think SCBWI is another great place to find life-long writer/illustrator friends who will encourage us when the road is long and bumpy. It was a pleasure meeting you in the Poconos! I hope our paths cross again soon! Congratulations on all your success!
What a great post, what could be a better tribute to your husband, every time a kid reads your book his memory lives on. SCBWI is a unique, nurturing organization in the creative world, the post is good reminder Pam’s success is our success and the pie only grows with outstanding work like hers.
Condolences. Congratulations. Your story fills my heart to overflowing, Pam.
Echoing the other commenters. Your post touched and inspired me, Pam.
Thank you all so very much!
Congratulations, Pam! I am sorry for your loss. I’m sure Joel will continue to inspire you in your writing and I wish you many more successes in your future. It was a pleasure meeting you at the Poconos Retreat and I hope we see each other at another conference or meeting soon!
Congrats on your award. How satisfying, knowing Joel was right all along. It was good to see you again at the Pocono Retreat again, and share a selling table after all these years. 🙂