, and a growing resource for children's writers, aspiring children's writers, and elementary school teachers and/or librarians.
Apr 11
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The Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club has started a blog chain.
From now until next Friday, members of the chain will visit each site on the chain at least once and leave a comment.
These blogs all contain information about writing and/or illustrating for children, so you’ll want to visit the blogs on the chain, too. And, when you do, please leave a comment.
Here are the members of the Blog Chain. Enjoy!
The Larimar - from Children’s Author Dorothy Massey
http://larimar.pnn.com/3693-the-front-page
Jewel’s Sand Box News
http://jewelsamples.blogspot.com/
Children’s Author Cynthia Reeg
www.cynthiareeg.com/blog
Author Linda Kuzyk’s Live Journal
http://lindakuzyk.livejournal.com
Dawn Phillips - Children’s Illustrator
http://www.rdchildrensbooks.blogspot.com
Write What Inspires You - from Children’s Author Donna McDine
http://www.donna-mcdine.blogspot.com
The Story Ideas Virtuoso - from Deb Gallardo
http://debgallardo.com/virtuoso
Children’s Author Suzanne Lieurance
http://www.suzannelieurance.com
Children’s Author Margot Finke
http://margotfinke.blogspot.com/
Children’s Author Simon Rose
http://www.simon-rose.blogspot.com
Heartfeltwords4Kids - from children’s author Terri Forehand
http://heartfeltwords4kids.blogspot.com/
Carma’s Window from Children’s Author Carma Dutra
http://www.carmaswindow.blogspot.com
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Apr 08
Do you have something important to say to children’s authors, illustrators, publishers, parents, and even children who love books?
Then be a guest blogger for the day for the National Writing for Children Center and get your information out there to more and more people.
Send your article, .jpg photo attachments, and a short author bio (with links to your site or sites) to suzannelieurance.com and become one of our guest bloggers in the next few days, weeks, and months.
Also, if you’d like to exchange links with the NWFCC, send us the link to your site, along with the name of the site, and we’ll put your link up in exchange for our link of http://www.writingforchildrencenter.com for The National Writing for Children Center.
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Jan 31
Whether you’re a world-famous children’s author, or you’re just starting to write for kids, you need to have a blog.
Why?
Because a blog will do the following:
1) Help you get in the habit of writing regularly. And even the posts to your blog should be well-written with a little pizazz - which will be excellent writing practice and help you become a more disciplined writer since you’ll need to post to your blog at least 3 to 5 times a week.
2) Help you establish a readership. You’ll be providing readers with helpful and/or interesting information each time you post to your blog. Information people will begin to look forward to reading on a regular basis. If you’re an established children’s book author, children and adults who read your books will look to your blog to find out what’s new with you. They’ll want to know your current writing project(s), new books you have coming out soon, and information about author visits you might offer to schools, libraries, etc.
3) Help you establish yourself as expert in the world of children’s writing and publishing. Even before you are published, you can interview more experienced children’s writers and post these interviews to your blog or write reviews of new children’s books.
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Need help creating your own professional blog?
Then join the Children’s Writers Coaching Club.
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