Friday, September 30, 2016

Three and a Half Minutes that May Change your Writing Life Forever

By Jon Bard

We spend so much of our time focusing on what we do, that we rarely take the time to ask why we’re doing it.  And yet, that simple step can make a massive difference in the quality of the art we create.

 

This short video is a dramatic testimony to how understanding your “why” can transform the quality, depth and emotional connection of everything you write.

 

Take a few moments to watch this. I guarantee it will stay with you for a very long time.

 

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Tuesday, September 13, 2016

How to Plan a Great School Visit

By Laura Backes

The Ultimate Guide to School Visits Webinar with Teresa Funke is coming on September 21st!  This will be an amazing workshop that will allow you to start booking school visits right away – even if you’ve yet to be published.

 

Spaces are limited, so head over to http://ift.tt/2c99h7O to reserve your spot (and get ensure access to the video replay and the handouts)

 


 

School visits are one of  the best things about being a children’s writers.  Meeting young fans, being treated like a star (which you are, of course!) and yes, making some extra income are jsut some of the benefits of bringing your work into schools.

 

That’s why we’re happy to offer this special audio interview (and transcript) with an author who’s conducted many visits.  Laura spoke with children’s author Rachel Rodriguez about how to plan and execute a great school visit.  Enjoy!

 

 

Download the Podcast

 

Download the Transcript

 

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