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November 24, 2008

Writing the Story, Stirring the Pot

A lot of people in the industry are scared right now–things look bleak. If you’re pushing through NaNoWriMo or that draft on deadline or…

November 23, 2008

Lazy Sunday?

I wish I could show you the stack of paper I’ve been wrestling with for the past nine and a half hours. I never…

November 21, 2008

Poetry Friday: Not Simply Silliness

Edward Lear was just a little bit insane, as many painter-poets seem to be (Lewis Carroll, anyone? Dr. Seuss?). Lit theorists point out that…

November 18, 2008

And just to sneak this in…

Y’know, Blog Blast Tours rock! It is so much fun to have an excuse to peruse blogs and read author interviews first thing every…

November 14, 2008

Poetry Friday: “How Frugal Is the Chariot That Bears the Human Soul”

It’s a Dickinson Day, which means that it’s a day for a poem that is compact and concise and full of a quiet passion….

November 14, 2008

Toon Thursday: That Elusive Spark…

Well, we are officially about 2 weeks into National Novel Writing Month and I’m a) woefully behind, and b) embarrassed at the poor-quality drivel…

November 13, 2008

And one last thing…

The Prince of Wales turns 60 and gets a book edited by Quentin Blake and Michael Morpurgo. It’s apparently good to be Prince. And…

November 13, 2008

Put On Your Bermuda Shorts: It’s the WBBT!

Historical fiction.It’s all over the place lately. Today’s Tollbooth has a great thoughtful little piece about why we choose it, what it gives us,…

November 11, 2008

Notes From All Over

It’s apparently Artist & Illustrator Week. First, via Fuse @SLJ, illustrator Davide Hyde Costello draws the cutest janitor/monster. Next, Bookshelves of Doom links to…

November 10, 2008

Malorie Blackman at The Guardian

“I hate being labelled,” she says today, ensconced in the chic café at the top of Waterstone’s Piccadilly, where she’s requested hot water to…

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