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Tag Archives: KidLit
A Critique Group Update & Something New! by Heather Stigall
As I approach my one-year anniversary as EPA’s Critique Group Coordinator, I want to take this time to congratulate our members. I have met many of you at local events, and we have connected through e-mail and social media. We … Continue reading
Where Do You Get Your Ideas? Part 3, by Anthony D. Fredericks
Navigating Nonfiction A monthly column by Anthony D. Fredericks Getting new and exciting ideas for writing children’s books—particularly nonfiction—is a constant challenge. In both the August and September columns we looked at some common sources for ideas and how those … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, book ideas, children's books, inspiration, KidLit, nonfiction picture books, SCBWI, tall tall tree, where to get ideas, writing children's books: everything you need to know from story creation to getting published
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A Cafe Chat with Hilda Eunice Burgos and the Lancaster Avenue Writers’ Group, by Laura Parnum
The Lancaster Avenue Writers’ Group is a middle grade and young adult SCBWI-affiliated critique group that I belong to. Today I’ve invited some of our other members here to the Eastern Penn Points Café for a very special occasion. One … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Beth Sisson, Ana Maria Reyes Does Not Live in a Castle, Authors, authors of color, book launch, children's book world, Dominican American literature, Dominican American Voices, eastern PA scbwi, EPA SCBWI, Hilda Eunice Burgos, interview, KidLit, Latinx literature, Latinx voices, Laura Parnum, Lee & Low, middle grade fiction, new releases, New Visions Award contest, own voices, SCBWI, Susan North, Tu Books
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Page Street Kids Prize
Prize Announcement! Page Street Kids, the children’s book imprint of Page Street Publishing, is thrilled to announce the first annual Page Street Kids Prize, acknowledging a stand-out children’s book proposal from a debut author-illustrator. Author-illustrators with strong storytelling abilities, innovative … Continue reading
Where Do You Get Your Ideas? Part 2, by Anthony D. Fredericks
Navigating Nonfiction A monthly column by Anthony D. Fredericks You may recall that in last month’s edition of this column we talked about where to discover ideas for children’s books. I shared some of my own inspirational sources including my … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, book ideas, In One Tidepool, inspiration, KidLit, Navigating Nonfiction, nonfiction picture books, SCBWI, where to get ideas, writing children's books: everything you need to know from story creation to getting published
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Where Do You Get Your Ideas? Part 1, by Anthony D. Fredericks
Navigating Nonfiction A monthly column by Anthony D. Fredericks One of the questions I hear quite frequently is, “Where do you get all your ideas?” For nonfiction authors, this query is sometimes a stumbling block (“Haven’t all the good ideas … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, inspiration, KidLit, magazines, Navigating Nonfiction, nonfiction picture books, SCBWI, the tsunami quilt, where to get ideas, writing children's books: everything you need to know from story creation to getting published
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The Biggest Mistake You’ll Ever Make! by Anthony D. Fredericks
Navigating Nonfiction A monthly column by Anthony D. Fredericks Every so often, a friend will hand me a children’s book manuscript and ask if I would look at it and offer an honest review. I’m always delighted to do so. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, inspiration, KidLit, madeleine l'engle, Navigating Nonfiction, Reading Like a Writer, SCBWI, writing advice, writing children's books: everything you need to know from story creation to getting published, writing craft
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