What are your words doing for you other than giving the reader information? Choosing words carefully can do more ...
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We'd like to thank Ray Anthony Shepard (rayanthonyshepard.com) for this blog post.
A 70-year-old walks into a ...
I smile when I hear someone suggest that STEM topics are “dry” or “a hard sell” in publishing, especially in the ...
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Last week, our friend Carolyn Flores posted a message on her Facebook page:
“I want to thank two people who have ...
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When I last saw Kristy, she was flying around the exhibit hall at ALA delivering unsuspecting heroes their capes. ...
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Author/illustrator Don Tate made a great post on his blog about tracking down Lonnie Johnson to make sure he got ...
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Eric Rohmann's (ericrohmann.com) work receives the highest praise from the most critical eyes in publishing: ...
Dylan Teut (https://authordylanteut.wordpress.com) was a 2016 attendee at Denise Fleming and Ashley Wolff's Color, ...
Begin here! You begin your adventure nervously shifting in your chair. What kind of educational writing would work ...
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We are thrilled to welcome Don Tate to the blog. At a workshop a few years back, Don and I got to talking about ...
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Nonfiction manuscripts are a hot commodity these days.
Between Common Core and the Next Generation Science ...
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The writer for the educational market must please 3 different audiences: the editors who acquire your manuscripts, ...
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