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A Cafe Chat with Marcus Sedgwick, by Lindsay Bandy + SAINT DEATH Giveaway!
I’m so happy to host author Marcus Sedgwick at the Eastern Penn Points Café today! He’s the winner of a Printz Award for MIDWINTERBLOOD and two Printz Honors for REVOLVER and THE GHOSTS OF HEAVEN, and his books have been … Continue reading
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Don’t Forget the Story in History, by Marcus Sedgwick
This morning, I am happy to welcome Marcus Sedgwick to Eastern Penn Points! I asked Marcus if he would share a few words about writing historical fiction, and he kindly said yes. Marcus is the winner of many prizes, most … Continue reading
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Tagged bath spa university, blue peter book award, booktrust teenage prize, carnegie medal, costa book awards, edgar allen poe award, guardian children's fiction prize, historical fiction, julian segwick, Lindsay Bandy, marcus sedgwick, midwinterblood, Printz Award, researching historical fiction, revolver, SCBWI, SCBWIEPA, the ghosts of heaven, thomas taylor, writing advice, writing tips, ya fiction
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Query Letter Algebra: Once Upon A Time, X Met Y
By Lindsay Bandy My eighth-grade self was sitting at the kitchen table with my engineer father, dripping tears on pre-algebra homework: “But Daddy, why are there letters mixed with the numbers?” That pretty well sums up my relationship with mathematics. However, … Continue reading
