Authors on the Verge: Meet Nan Marino, middle grade novelist
April 23, 2009his week we have librarian Nan Marino, who lives on the Jersey shore. She’s written web copy for an alcohol distributor, published scholarly articles and co-wrote an educational book. Her first novel, Neil Armstrong is My Uncle and Other Lies ...
<<Continue Reading...>>RLGL: We Love Libraries, Round 9 Results, new racers may enter at any time
April 17, 2009I want to thank everyone who has participated and spread the word so far, but seriously? We can do WAY better. Get your mom, your kids (13+), and your spouses involved to keep RLGL alive. While the challenge will continue ...
<<Continue Reading...>>Snoop will be tweeting his RLGL thoughts LIVE!
April 17, 2009For those of you participating in RLGL, and even those who are not, Snoop will be tweeting his thoughts while reviewing RLGL works. http://www.twitter.com/thesnooper Should be enlightening. To enter RLGL, see http://www.writingforchildrenandteens.com/2009/03/26/918/red-light-green-light-we-love-libraries-begins-tonight/
<<Continue Reading...>>Authors on the Verge: Meet Cheryl Renee Herbman, young adult novelist
April 16, 2009This week, we have the fabulous Cheryl Renée Herbsman. Cheryl received her B.S. in psychology from Duke University and her master’s in clinical psychology from the University of California, Berkeley. She lives with her husband and two children in Northern ...
<<Continue Reading...>>RLGL: We Love Libraries, Round 8 Results, new racers may enter at any time
April 16, 2009THIS JUST IN: Snoop and I really want to make our Library Lovin’ challenge goal, and we can’t do it without your help. Sooo…. this is your warning (or your kick in the pants), once the comments stop on our ...
<<Continue Reading...>>RLGL: We Love Libraries, Round 7 Results, new racers may enter at any timet
April 13, 2009Having fun? Please spread the word about RLGL: We Love Libraries. Remember: EVERYONE WILL RECEIVE FEEDBACK ABOUT EACH WORK ENTERED IN RLGL, regardless of their standing in the race. Support a library-in-need! Here are the full rules: http://www.writingforchildrenandteens.com/2009/03/26/918/red-light-green-light-we-love-libraries-begins-tonight/ Reminder: Snoop is returning ...
<<Continue Reading...>>RLGL: We Love Libraries: Round 6 Results, New racers may enter at any time
April 10, 2009***BREAKING NEWS: We have TWO novelists at the finish line. Snoop missed #88’s entry which was submitted prior to the deadline. This means both novelists will fight to the death for the free-tique in a page-off competition. Any other novelist ...
<<Continue Reading...>>RLGL: We Love Libraries, Round 6 Results. New racers may enter at any time, DEADLINE EXTENDED, April 9, 11:59PM
April 6, 2009THIS JUST IN: Snoop and I had to delay this round a bit since we just got done with a school visit and WE ARE WIPED. Thought we could go through everything tonight, but realize now that this is impossible! ...
<<Continue Reading...>>RLGL: We Love Libraries, Round 5 results. New racers may enter at any time
April 4, 2009Someone asked Snoop a great question in this last round. “If I get sent back to start, what does it really mean?” Here’s the answer: Snoop and I look at your work from several different aspects, much like we do ...
<<Continue Reading...>>Authors on the Verge: Meet Deva Fagan, middle grade novelist
April 2, 2009This week, we have Deva Fagan. Deva likes searching for patterns, which is how she explains both her degree in mathematics and the echoes of old fairy tales in her stories. She lives in Maine with her husband and her ...
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