Tag Archives: KidLlit

Reader Questions Wanted: A Cafe Chat with Elizabeth Law, by Lindsay Bandy (and YOU!)

Posted on October 16, 2015 by EasternPennPoints

Today, we welcome Elizabeth Law to the Eastern Penn Points Cafe. Elizabeth has worked in children’s and young adult book publishing for 30 years as an editor and publisher, and now works as a publishing consultant, and with writers on … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged business questions, Children's Literature, children's publishing, ELaw Reads, Elizabeth Law, following up with agents and editors, Jen Bryant, KidLlit, Lindsay Bandy, Melissa Sweet, middle grade fiction, middle grade nonfiction, Picture Books, publishing business, Ruta Drummond, society of children's book writers and illustrators, Susan Campbell Bartoletti, when to follow up with an agent or editor, writing advice, young adult fiction | 20 Comments

Putting the “Fun” into Functional Social Media for Authors, by Lori Ann Palma

Posted on April 1, 2015 by EasternPennPoints

For those of us who grew up without the Internet, social media can still be a bit of a conundrum. Like the YA version of ourselves, we might often say, “Do I have to? Do I really have to?” The … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media Savvy | Tagged functional social media for authors, KidLlit, lori ann palma, SCBWI, SCBWI EPA, social media platform for authors, social media savvy, writers, writing advice, writing for teens, writing for young adults, YA literature | 3 Comments

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Reader Questions Wanted: A Cafe Chat with Elizabeth Law, by Lindsay Bandy (and YOU!)

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