AF – Page 104 – Dispatches From Wonderland

March 21, 2006

What NOT to do if you’re an aspiring author…

I was listening to this NPR piece today on the closing arguments of the Da Vinci Code trial, and my ear was caught by…

March 15, 2006

Grief Visualized

I picked up Paul Hornschemeier’s Mother, Come Home mainly in order to add to our very short list of graphic novels, but I was…

March 8, 2006

Changes UnFurling

If you haven’t had a chance to visit our companion blog, ReadingYA: Readers’ Response, lately, you might want to cruise by and check out…

March 6, 2006

Not Quite Fast Enough

I don’t normally gravitate towards “edgy” fiction, but when I saw Kate Cann’s trilogy Hard Cash, Shacked Up, and Speeding at the library, I…

March 2, 2006

A WritingYA Call to Arms

Okay, everyone–y’all know Wikipedia, right? The user-driven online encyclopedia that anyone (and I mean anyone) can edit? Well, regardless of how you might feel…

March 1, 2006

A Real Hoot

I’m definitely wondering what took me so long to pick up Carl Hiaasen’s Hoot, considering I’d been meaning to read it for ages and…

February 17, 2006

Random High School Memory of the Day

I was thinking random things in the shower and my free-associating train of thought led me from peering at my legs (which have changed…

February 15, 2006

New Market for Mysteries!

From the latest SCBWI newsletter: Startup children’s magazine is looking for writers and illustrators – A Michigan based publishing company, in business for over…

February 14, 2006

Gritty Realism with a Purpose

I don’t often gravitate towards novels you’d describe as “edgy” or “gritty.” Often I find them to be all grit and no substance, if…

February 1, 2006

More Contest Winners

The National Council of Teachers of English announced the 2006 Orbis Pictus Award Winners for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children: Winner: Children of the Great…

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