! Two new friends that I met in L.A. started blogging. From the co-blog Plot This:
Katie Anderson, self-confessed "yoga nerd," writes Relax into the Prose (go! look at that yoga/writing picture.)
and Sarah Frances Hardy confesses in an earlier post that she's the girl you wanted to sit near in Chem, 'cause she takes great notes, and yeah, she's right: here are her notes from Sara Pennypacker's breakout session on "Making Your Beginnings Shine." And don't miss her artwork here. (I love the line drawings.)
! My friend, Mac McCool, has an article about graphic novels in the new Children's Writer's and Illustrator's Market.
! Jane Yolen is graciously offering lovely free bookmarks with her poem "Revision Takes Wings" on them. Check out the comments section of her interview at 7 Impossible Things for the details. Here's a picture of where I have mine prominently displayed on my desk:
I had forgotten you roomed with Val!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for her! Ellen told me yesterday and I was all SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Hi Sara!
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I finished Letters from Rapunzel last night in the midst of a third grade slumber party. You definitely wrote a sweet, gripping read to be able to hold me through all of the tears and giggles.
What an unbelievable book! I sincerely believe that it should be double shelved--on the adult aisle as well as the middle grade aisle. What a poignant look at a writer's struggle with depression. Whew! I was unprepared for my emotional response.
I hope all goes well with the revisions of your next book. I can't wait to get my hands on it!
Sarah Frances
Thank you so much for those words. And congrats for surviving the slumber party. :)
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