Guest Blog from Preslaysa Williams, 10/31 Quarterly Meeting Speaker Origins and Definition of Own Voices The Own Voices movement began when children’s literature author, Corinne Davis, created a hashtag of the same name. Corinne wanted to emphasize the importance of Own Voices in children’s literature because, despite the rallying cry for diversity in the Kidlit […]
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Guest Blog from Linda J. White, 9/22 Webinar Speaker Writers upload seventy million new blog posts every month to WordPress. Each has the potential to reach the 409 million readers who regularly access blogs on that platform. That’s just one platform, and one type of online writing. The Internet is truly an ocean of readers
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Guest Blog from August 15, 2020 Speaker When I review proposals, one element often missing is the publishing history of the author. How do I know this?I own a computer. With a Keyboard. And a Search Engine. Guess What? So do All The Editors. Granted, not every proposal piques my interest enough for me to
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Review by:Stephen W. Hiemstra How to Market a BookJoanna Penn One of the banes of postmodern life is that successful professionals must communicate effectively across multiple media. Communication is more important than ever because technology has made all of us more productive. If one 2017 professional can now do the work of a dozen 1960
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Chris Morris, CPA / Guest Post CCWF Webinar Speaker: Writing Can Be So TAXING, 5/20/2020 It can be overwhelming to think about starting a writing business. So much information is available on the internet but validating which parts of that information is good and which is terrible is equally overwhelming. Let me help. I have
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