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Take One Picture Book And Add A Story Sack
- Dec
- 02
- Posted by Site Editor
- Posted in Writing for children
- 0
We all know (I hope) that reading stories is an invaluable experience for young children. It helps them develop a wide range of important skills including developing their listening and communication skills. But many people seem to stop there with picture books but introduce a story sack to the equation and the learning opportunities expand […]
My Top Ten Writing Tips
- Nov
- 02
- Posted by Site Editor
- Posted in Inspiration for your writing, Picture Books, Women On Writing, Writing courses, Writing for children, Writing tips
- 0
I look back to when I was an aspiring author, smile and ask myself “how did I ever manage to get published?” Apart from being able to string a few words together I knew nothing about the business of becoming published. Yet somehow I managed to become a published picture book writer. However if I […]
Book Authors Resale Rights (BARR)
- Sep
- 16
- Posted by Site Editor
- Posted in Uncategorized, Writing for children
- 0
I recently stumbled across an old news piece (16/06/14) released by the ALCS (Authors Licensing and Collecting Society) stating they had teamed up with Book Barn International (a second hand book seller) were launching a pilot scheme that would compensate authors when a second-hand version of their book was sold. This system is known as the Book Authors […]
Rediscovering The Art of Writing
- Jul
- 08
- Posted by Site Editor
- Posted in Writing for children
- 0
When working on a new article or short story I usually work directly onto my laptop to create my first draft. I think this is because I followed my dad’s advice (one of the few times I did during my teens) and learned to touch type, so it feels natural to work this way. However […]