Some Thoughts on the Publishing Crisis, Part I
The first in a series of thoughts and advice related to the crisis in publishing since the end of the pandemic.
The first in a series of thoughts and advice related to the crisis in publishing since the end of the pandemic.
Helping writers this summer but also needing help with a sick plant.
Exploring the role of parents and other adults in middle grade and YA novels and how to have a great story without getting rid of the parents.
A discussion of ableist language in books for children and teens and how to challenge the way kids talk about disability.
A report on my first time teaching adults in a writing workshop, impressed by the expertise of the attendees.
Announcing a workshop I'm teaching on translating books for young readers, sponsored by SCBWI.
There are a number of ways in which my profession -- writing -- and my principal hobby -- LEGO building -- come together. Right now is one of those moments,…
After many years of teaching history and writing to children and teens, I'm now teaching adult writers for the first time and applying some of my methods.
A new blurb and other good news for the upcoming biography Film Makers: 15 Groundbreaking Women Directors.
The back-to-back launches of She Persisted: Temple Grandin yesterday and Moonwalking next week caught me by surprise. Yes, I had plenty of time to prepare, but the flurry of activity…