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PAL Corner: Four Ways to Promote Your Books Through SCBWI Today! by Lindsay Bandy
Hi, everyone, I’m really excited to be back on Eastern Penn Points with a column for our published members! As your PAL coordinator, I can’t wait to get to know you better, talk about your needs, concerns, and achievements, and … Continue reading
What’s the FORCE Behind Your Work? Part 3, by Team EPA SCBWI
One with the Force by Kim Briggs Co-Regional Advisor “I’m one with the Force. The Force is with me,” Chirrut Imwe chants repeatedly while he and Baze Malbus protect Jin and Cassian from enemy forces at the remains of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, believing in yourself, Eastern PA, imposter syndrome, Kim Briggs, Pocono Retreat, SCBWI, Star Wars, the force, writing advice, Writing Life, writing tips
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What’s the FORCE Behind Your Work? Part 2, by Team EPA SCBWI
It’s May, it’s Tuesday, the Pocono Retreat is only 3 days away! So let’s keep the ball rolling with our opening night previews. We can’t wait to hear about the FORCE that drives your work on Friday night! Three FORCES … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, Alison Green Myers, Eastern PA, force, Pocono Retreat, SCBWI, writing advice, writing tips
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What’s the FORCE Behind Your Work? Part 1, by Team EPA SCBWI
As we started planning this year’s Pocono Mountain Retreat, the opening date– May 4th resonated with us. For those who don’t know Yoda or Luke or Leia or Obi-Wan, the date may not appear as serendipitous. For those who do know STAR WARS, you know May 4th … Continue reading
A Cafe Chat with A.S. King + Book Giveaway! by Lindsay Bandy
Today, the Eastern Penn Points Cafe is delighted to host award-winning author, Amy Sarig (A.S.) King! A.S. King has been called “One of the best Y.A. writers working today” by the New York Times Book Review. King is the author of many … Continue reading
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Tagged A.S. King, Aaron's Books, Amelia Walden Award, Amy King, Amy Selig King, Award, banned books, Carolyn Field, censorship, character development, character-driven YA, Eastern PA, eastern PA scbwi, edgy YA, fifth grade, Lancaster County PA, Lindsay Bandy, Lititz, Los Angeles Times Book Prize, me and marvin gardens, Michael L. Printz Honor, middle grade fiction, novels, plotter or pantser, poetry, Printz, still life with tornado, surrealism, The dust of 100 dogs, the writing life
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Feng Shui Fiction – Creating a Shared Space, by Lindsay Bandy
Attention, bloggers, it’s our very first Third Thursday #SCBWIsocial! Be sure to link us up with your blog (I’ll read your post, promise!), and check out Laura Bowers’ post for the day on As The Eraser Burns! (It’s all about … Continue reading
Education Connection: A Roundup of Writer Events – Part II, by Lori Ann Palma
In Part I of my post on local writing events I promised more opportunities to learn. See below for activities being held throughout the fall and winter months. If you know of an upcoming event or have … Continue reading
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