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Tag Archives: children’s books
In Depth Interview: Chuck Galey, Picture Book Author and Illustrator
Today I’m delighted to offer you an interview with Chuck Galey, author and illustrator of many picture books. Enjoy! You’ve been in the children’s book business for 20 years now. What was your path in? I completed my college degree in … Continue reading
Write-a-Thon: NaPiBoWriWee
You’ve heard about NaNoWriMo—National Novel Writing Month, when novelists buckle down and write like crazy to complete a 50,000-word novel in 30 days. Some of you have even heard about Script Frenzy—where writers give up frolicking in April’s spring showers … Continue reading
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