... what would the title be? This was a question Peter H. Reynold posed to his workshop participants during last summer's Southampton Children's Literature Conference. Then he did something extraordinary. Each of us came up with our title, and Peter then designed a Peter H. Reynolds book...
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I’ve been taking a break from blogging the past month or two, but it’s time to get back to it! And what...
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Last week I had the pleasure of participating in WriteOn.com’s annual online writing conference for children’s book authors. I contributed blog and...
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Independent Publishing essentially has two definitions. In the commercial publishing world, independent publishers (also called "indies" or "small presses") are small publishers...
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A subsidy publisher takes payment from an author to print and bind a book, but also contributes a portion of the cost...
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Last week we touched on the three basic forms of self-publishing: vanity, subsidy and independent publishing. Let's look at the pros and...
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It may be hard to believe there are any cons associated with being published by a traditional, commercial publisher - after all,...
Read MoreProfessional, supportive and individualized guidance for writing, marketing or publishing your book! Children's Book Course Have you ever dreamed of writing a children’s...
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We’re going to be exploring self- and independent publishing this month on the Children’s Book Hub, so I thought I would kick...
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In my "Just Write for Kids" course, we spend quite a bit of time exploring different ways to develop plot. We look at...
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