Five Common Character Motivations of Value to Writers
What motivates young characters to do what they do in our stories? Author Jan Fields shares the top five character motivations for children’s stories.
What motivates young characters to do what they do in our stories? Author Jan Fields shares the top five character motivations for children’s stories.
How do artists make strides in their projects? Jan Fields shares what she’s observed about artists in other mediums and how we can apply it to writing.
037: What’s Your Point of View?
February 3, 2017
All authors, whether pre-published or professional, get stuck sometimes. Here are five tips for pulling yourself out of the rut when you have writer’s block.
036: Do You Know the Answers to These Submissions Questions?
January 27, 2017
Are you looking to understand how to write a successful mystery story? Then, dive in to learn about the Four Tips for Building a Successful Mystery.
Revising your beginning is always one of the steps in turning your story from a rough draft into a finished piece. Here are 3 things a strong opening will have.
Young readers may take our books and articles at face value and believe them to be true. That means proper research is important in any writing for children.
Luminaries: A Children’s Book AnthologyJanuary 7, 2017
Luminaries: A Children’s Book AnthologyJanuary 7, 2017
033: How to Avoid Getting Scammed
January 6, 2017
Being good at writing picture books means doing three things well: sound, story, and emotion. Here’s why these are essential in your next picture book draft.
032: How Submissions Work
December 30, 2016
031: Cleopatra had Cooties
December 23, 2016
030: Interview Your Characters
December 16, 2016
029: No Time for Forced Rhyme
December 9, 2016
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