New Year’s Resolutions
Getting a job is at the top of my New Year's resolutions for 2014.
Getting a job is at the top of my New Year's resolutions for 2014.
Characters from Rogue, depicted through Lego minifigures, offer a fun and colorful holiday message.
I use LEGO photos and a story about a Jewish mother followed on the street by a pig to explain the concept of point of view.
On a visit to a middle school in Philadelphia, I advise young writers to write very short stories that contain a beginning, a middle, and an end.
I juxtaposed three builds from the LEGO City Advent Calendar for each of the 8 nights of Hanukkah, which gave me an ideal prompt for my vignettes on Instagram.
My final exam in Portuguese prompts reflection on the importance of reading in learning languages and developing as a writer.
Children's book reviewer and teacher Ed Spicer conveys his enthusiasm for book culture and reflects on building the foundation of a reading life.
A report on Comic Arts Brooklyn, where publishers large and small showed off their comics and graphic novels and the CBLDF pushed its anti-censorship efforts.
At the University of Connecticut I shared my experiences of growing up "different" and offered advice to both young writers and future teachers.
Rather than telling how a character feels, or what the reader should think, the writer creates an image and lets the reader draw conclusions.