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Tag Archives: PiBoIdMo
December Peace
So apparently you’re supposed to actually post on your blog every now and then. I’ve finally finished (almost) working on my next middle-grade novel, which has the working title Screaming at the Ump. Goodness. I can’t tell you how good … Continue reading
Stockpiling
These are strange times. This week has felt more like four months. We stockpiled before the storm–water, flashlights, canned foods–and also enjoyed some strange serendipity. My daughter’s soccer team fundraiser was selling Yankee Candles, which were delivered the day before … Continue reading
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Tagged Augusten Burroughs, idea generatoin, PiBoIdMo, Picture Book Idea Month, Stockpiling
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PiBoIdMo: The Promise
Last year I participated in the kind of event I normally run from: PiBoIdMo (picture book idea month). The prospect of coming up with a new picture book idea every day for a 30-day month was, of course, horrifying. I … Continue reading
Mmmmmm. Picture Books.
It’s been a month for celebrating the picture book, with brilliant posts and essays cropping up all over the place. This one, by my agent, Erin Murphy, really got me thinking. Check it out. And if you haven’t been keeping … Continue reading
The Gift of Art
I love writing picture books (especially when the writing’s going well). I’ve now been privileged to be through the process a few times, and it is very clear that my favorite part, by far, is when I first see the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bogart & Vinnie: A Completely Made Up Story of True Friendship, Brothers at Bat: The True Story of an Amazing All-Brother Baseball Team, Daniel Jennewein, Don Tate, Henry Cole, Is Your Buffalo Ready for Kindergarten, Kirstie Edmunds, PiBoIdMo, picture book proclamation, She Loved Baseball, So You Want to be a Rock Star, Steven Salerno, Tara Lazar, Teach Your Buffalo To Play Drums
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