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I love The Children's Book Cellar! I grew up in the area and am now a seasonal resident.
I ordered your book and cannot wait to read it.
I never envisioned writing and illustrating children's books. I was perfectly happy creating beautiful pottery pieces drawing and painting. It was not until my grandson was born that I thought of wr...
Whoops! I hit the add comment button while I was proofing ... there's a typo! "Brett" was published in 2008 ... not 2009.
Hi!
I'm a YA novelist and brand new to this site! Trying to navigate the world of social media without getting sucked into a black hole, since I'm supposed to be using my time to write ... right?
My debut novel, published by Knopf, is called "Br...
I’ll confess: I wrote my first Young Adult novel by accident.
I wasn’t new to writing. For close to a quarter of a century I’d been a writing “apprentice” in the truest sense of the word. I had boxes of scribbles, drafts and old journals stacked ...
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YA ... Why not?
I’ll confess: I wrote my first Young Adult novel by accident.
I wasn’t new to writing. For close to a quarter of a century I’d been a writing “apprentice” in the truest sense of the word. I had boxes of scribbles, drafts and old journals stacked in the basement. Plenty of essays, articles and stories … some published, some not A little bona fide writing income of various sorts. But no book. No complete work of fiction, with a beginning, middle and end.
Then, I heard her voice.
This fourteen-y… Continue
I wasn’t new to writing. For close to a quarter of a century I’d been a writing “apprentice” in the truest sense of the word. I had boxes of scribbles, drafts and old journals stacked in the basement. Plenty of essays, articles and stories … some published, some not A little bona fide writing income of various sorts. But no book. No complete work of fiction, with a beginning, middle and end.
Then, I heard her voice.
This fourteen-y… Continue
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