U is for the Unknown
Unknown adjective not known; not within the range of one’s knowledge, experience, or understanding; strange; unfamiliar. not discovered, explored, identified,...
R is for Reading
One of the most common pieces of advice most writers receive is to never stop reading. Read in your genre,...
O is for Obstacles
I find we as writers have a tendency to put obstacles in the way of our writing. Whether we admit...
L is for Library
Some of my earliest memories (besides digging in the dirt with my best friend) are of my mother taking me...
K is for Kindred Spirits
“Kindred spirits are not so scarce as I used to think. It’s splendid to find out there are so many...
I’ve Written A Children’s Book, Now What? Part V
If you have been following my current blog series, I’ve been talking about the process once you’ve completed writing your...
I’ve Written a Children’s Book, Now What? Part IV?
Story Boarding At this point in your journey to publish your children’s book, you are probably wondering what to do...
I’ve Written A Children’s Book Now What? Part III
Character Mapping Depending on where you are in the process of writing your book, character mapping will prove to be...
I’ve Written a Children’s Book, Now What? Part II
Number of Pages and Trim Size I’ve been seeing a lot of questions from people on the groups I follow...
I’ve Written a Children’s Book, Now What? Part I
I’ve Written a Children’s Book, Now What? Part 1: Critique and Editing I’m taking this from the viewpoint that you...
