Monday, February 13, 2012. I took a chance and submitted three chapters of. For providing this opportunity for me.

Book Lists and Award Winners.

Helping authors get the exposure they need to sell books. Saturday, January 16, 2010. Book marketing odds and ends. Publicist Paul Krupin is offering a free publicity planning calendar. For 2010, including a month-at-a-glance roadmap to holidays and special dates throughout the year. This planner is designed makes it easy to develop a personalized framework of key dates and events so that you map out your strategy and ideas to promote your book or your writing in 2010.

Books for Boys by Max Elliot Anderson. Thursday, March 20, 2008. Why I Write Tween Books For Boys. It is clear that some of the most critical patterns for a lifetime are decided during the tween years. When I first began writing, I .

Safe content for age group indicated. Read these with abandon! Parents should be aware of some part of the book noted in the review, and consider age levels. Overall, a fine reading experience. Some aspect of this book calls for parental discussion and clarification. Or topics are serious and may be troubling for sensitive tweenagers. These reviews should be considered by a parent who knows his or her tween.

And snarky 15-year-old Oliver has just gotten his.

Friday, August 6, 2010. It is time to officially close shop. While I love the idea of boys blogging books, sadly, the boys who originally committed to this are no longer able to commit. Kurtis, while he is still reading , is busy recording for a CD that will be released in the fall. Boys Rule Boys Read! FAB 5 by Mitch Albom.

Musings and Random Words from Kai Strand-Mostly About Writing for Children. The Weaver by Kai Strand. In a town of word weavers, Mary suffers through her third year of Novice Word Weaving. Mary thinks her troubles are over when she meets a gnome-elf who grants her a wish. PLEASE, please, please follow my blog over there.