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Workshop
Description |
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Date: April
28 - May 1, 2005
Begins Thursday, April 28, at 6 PM with dinner. Ends
Sunday, May 1, after lunch.
Designed For: Writers with a strong
interest in publishing a picture book.
Workshop Tuition: $895
Maximum Capacity: 12 participants
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What's
the secret to creating a good picture book? It's all about
understanding the structure and creating the right story for
this specialized medium. Join seasoned picture book author
Juanita Havill for an in-depth look at
- coming up with the right ideas;
- using lively, stimulating language and pictures to involve
readers;
- knowing whether a story works as a picture book;
- creating storyboards and page layouts to visualize your
picture book; and
- working with illustrators and art directors.
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Workshop
Faculty |

Juanita Havill
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Juanita
Havill
Juanita Havill is the author of sixteen children's books, including
Jamaica's Find, a Reading Rainbow Review Book, IRA-CBC
Children's Choice, and Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award Winner;
Jamaica Tag-Along, an American Bookseller "Pick
of the Lists"; and Sato and the Elephants, an
ALA Notable in the Field of Social Studies, which has been translated
into five South African languages.
She is also the editor of Booklove: Creating Good Books
for Children in an Age that Values Neither. |

Susan Pearson |
GUEST
FACULTY - Susan Pearson
Special guest faculty member Susan Pearson
began her career in publishing in the early 1970s and has held
positions as Editor-in-Chief of Carolrhoda Books, Editor-in-Chief
of Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Books, and currently Editor-at-Large
at Chronicle Books. Over the years she has worked with hundreds
of picture books creators including Ted and Betsy Lewin, Emily
Arnold McCully, Steven Kellogg, Leo and Diane Dillon, Jerry
Pinkney, Laura Krauss Melmed, Jim LaMarche, Mark Buehner, Floyd
Cooper, Alma Flor Ada, George Ancona, and Juanita Havill.
She is also the author of more than twenty books for children,
and the anthologist of The Drowsy Hours: Poems For Bedtime
(Harper 2002). The first collection of her own verse, Squeal
And Squawk: Barnyard Talk, will be published in Spring
2004 by Marshall Cavendish. |
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