Faith Beuligmann
2nd place: WIND WEAVER
Elizabeth Jepson
3rd Place: MY STORY, CALLING JULIA
Debbie Roy
1st Place: FOR THE RIGHT REASON
Bethany Nuckolls
3rd Place: LITTLE WITCHES MUST GO TO BED
Shanda Trent
1st Place: KITTEN’S DAY
Takeyon Foreman
2nd Place: RETURN TO GREATNESS
Can I Do That? Writing Difficult True Stories | IFW
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > WRITING DIFFICULT TRUE STORIES One of the most compelling types of writing for many is telling true stories from the writer’s own life, in other words, writing a memoir. Memoir writing isn’t just for books targeting adults. Examples…
104: Nonfiction Articles You Can Write Part 2
104: Nonfiction Articles You Can Write Part 2
June 15, 2018
Tough Topics in Fiction for Kids
Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > TOUGH TOPICS IN FICTION FOR KIDS Today, many children’s books do not take place in an idealized world where children are always loved, cared for, and healthy. Instead, some writers set their…
Writing About Painful Subjects
Facebook Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > Pandemic. Who hasn’t heard that word by now? Since early 2020, news about the global spread of the deadly virus known as COVID-19 has dominated the news. We’ve heard about millions of deaths and watched grieving people share…
Building Good Setting
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January 20, 2017
Sometimes, Ya Gotta Rhyme
48: Sometimes, Ya Gotta Rhyme
April 21, 2017
Writing Poetry for Magazines
How can you be successful writing poetry for children’s magazines? Check out these three elements that editors look for in children’s poetry from Jan Fields.
Borrowing the Knowledge You Need: Research for Writers
172: Borrowing the Knowledge You Need
October 25, 2019
197: Writing Poetry for Young Kids
197: Writing Poetry for Young Kids
April 24, 2020
Rene Diane Aube
Slug LoveMay 21, 2021
244: Industry Insider Tips from Hannah Holt
244: An Interview with Hannah Holt
May 21, 2021
From a Nonfiction Idea to a Magazine Sale
Writing nonfiction for magazines offers publication opportunities and develops skills in research, organization, and submission in writers. Let’s find out how!
Stephanie Gibeault
1st Place: CAN DOGS PREDICT EARTHQUAKES?
Roberta Baxter
3rd Place: MATH SCIENCE ART = FRACTALS
