Tag Archives: KidLit
Writer/Learner, by Anthony D. Fredericks
A Monthly Column by Anthony D. Fredericks Writer/Learner Early in my writing career I adopted a philosophy that has guided and nurtured me through more than 45 years of authorship. It has been both my light and my destiny, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, children's books, eastern PA scbwi, KidLit, SCBWI, Write Angles, writing advice
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A Cafe Chat with Literary Agent Linda Camacho, by Kristen Strocchia
Our Query Grind webinar series is back by popular demand! This four-part series will dive deep into the query process and the ins and outs of working with an agent. To kick off the series on January 27, our first … Continue reading
Seven Things To Include on Your Author Website, by Lauren Ranalli
As an author—whether traditional, self published, or aspiring—having your own website is incredibly important. But there’s a big difference between having a site that simply exists to “check a box” and having an author website that is engaging, intentional, up-to-date, … Continue reading
Member News—December 2021
Member News is a monthly feature on the EasternPennPoints blog. We want to celebrate our Eastern PA SCBWI members’ good news and help spread the word far and wide. Send us your children’s book–related news—book deals, releases, awards, author or illustrator … Continue reading
Own Your Words, by Anthony D. Fredericks
A Monthly Column by Anthony D. Fredericks Own Your Words Recently, I received an email from an acquaintance. He was interested in writing a children’s book (he had never written one before) and had an idea for a “compelling story.” He wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, children's books, eastern PA scbwi, KidLit, SCBWI, Write Angles, writing advice
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A Cafe Chat with Christine Kendall and Lindsay Bandy, by Laura Parnum plus a Critique Giveaway
We’re looking forward to our first webinar of 2022 in which we’ll feature a panel discussion on the role of research in fiction with authors Christine Kendall and Lindsay Bandy. The webinar will take place on January 20 at 7:00 … Continue reading
Seeking Feedback on Your Work: Input vs. Instinct, by Lauren Ranalli
As all authors know, receiving feedback is an important part of the writing process. But what happens when the feedback isn’t helpful or doesn’t align with your gut instincts? I was scrolling through some Facebook groups for authors this past … Continue reading
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Tagged children's books, eastern PA scbwi, feedback, getting writing feedback, KidLit, Lauren Ranalli, SCBWI, writing advice, writing feedback
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A Cafe Chat with Author/Illustrator Julie Fortenberry, by Laura Parnum
A Café Chat with Author/Illustrator Julie Fortenberry, by Laura Parnum A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of chatting with picture book author and illustrator Julie Fortenberry at the virtual EasternPennPoints Café. Not only has Julie released a number … Continue reading
Member News—November 2021
Member News is a monthly feature on the EasternPennPoints blog. We want to celebrate our Eastern PA SCBWI members’ good news and help spread the word far and wide. Send us your children’s book–related news—book deals, releases, awards, author or illustrator … Continue reading
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Tagged Alyssa Reynoso-Morris, Blue, children's books, eastern PA scbwi, eastern PA SCBWI member news, eastern PA SCBWI members, Gloriana Presente: A First Day of School Story, KidLit, L.E. DeLano, Member News, SCBWI, SCBWI members, sherri maret, The cloud artist
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Email Marketing for Authors: Six Messages to Send Your Readers, by Lauren Ranalli
Did you happen to read some emails today? 🙂 If so, then you are in good company. Reading email is a daily occurrence for many of us. As an author and marketing professional, I’m often asked about social media. I think social … Continue reading
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Tagged Children's book authors, children's books, eastern PA scbwi, email marketing, email marketing tips for authors, KidLit, Lauren Ranalli, marketing advice for authors, SCBWI
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