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Tag Archives: Sandy Asher
Confessions of a Pantser Turned Plantser: Nothing is Wasted, by Lindsay Bandy
This post by Lindsay originally appeared on the blog in September 2015. Sitting in my college creative writing class, I absorbed the words of my pony-tailed professor: “Nobody knows exactly where they’re going when they sit down to write a … Continue reading
Posted in writing craft, Writing Tips
Tagged Albert Einstein, plot and structure, plot development, Sandy Asher, Writing is Right!
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Sign Up For BREAK INTO PUBLISHING!
Just starting out writing for young people and wondering what you’re getting yourself into? Ready to query and anxious for feedback? Been querying for a while and wondering what’s really going on behind closed doors? Well, then you’ll want to Register for … Continue reading
LET’S CELEBRATE LIBRARIES! By Sandy Asher
In December, 2014, the Lancaster Literary Guild honored me with a two-year appointment as the first Lancaster County Children’s Laureate. There was no job description, other than a general charge to promote literacy and creativity among young people, county-wide. I … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Uncategorized
Tagged Celebrate Libraries, chicken story time, jerry spinelli, Lancaster County Children's Laureate, Lancaster Literary Guild, mark fearing, Millersville University, poetry, Renee Christiansen, Sandy Asher, the library card, Ware Center, youth services librarians
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Confessions of a Pantser Turned Plantser: Nothing is Wasted, by Lindsay Bandy
Sitting in my college creative writing class, I absorbed the words of my pony-tailed professor: “Nobody knows exactly where they’re going when they sit down to write a novel.” 20-year-old me took this to mean that sitting down at my … Continue reading
Register Today! Grow Your Book From Seed To Sale Event
(image courtesy craftingmom.com) An Eastern PA SCBWI Sponsored Event in Beautiful Southern Lancaster County Saturday, August 22, 2015 Join Publishing Consultant Elizabeth Law and Lancaster’s Children’s Laureate Sandy Asher at the Quarryville Library Attend Craft Sessions, Listen to First Pages, Receive Query Advice, even have your work professionally critiqued! … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Elizabeth Law, EPA SCBWI, events, Grow Your Book from Seed to Sale, Quarryville Library, Sandy Asher, SCBWI
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Event Announcements – Story Circle Schmooze, and African American Book Fair!
Hello to all! Hope you are enjoying the first week of the #LoveMadeVisible show as much as I am. Thanks to all of you who have contributed and commented. What a wonderful, talent-filled region we have! Here are a few … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged African American Children's Book Fair, Lindsay Bandy, Sandy Asher, Story Circle Schmooze
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A Class with Greg Pizzoli, Member Congrats, and General Announcements
Happy Friday, everyone! Thanks to all of you who have been contributing your comments and articles to Eastern Penn Points! I’m so happy to see it becoming a place where we can interact, stay informed, and be inspired. Here are … Continue reading
