Children's Writer's World: Confessions of an Introverted Author

Whether you write for children or for adults, you most likely have a blog—which leads to a question:  do you blog about yourself or do yo...

Editors publish stories, not situations.  What's the difference?  Conflict is absent in a situation.  For example:  If a child spends ...

If you want people to take notice, you need to have passion.  This is true for any career or profession, not just for children’s writers. ...

Sands Hetherington majored in history at the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) and has an M.F.A. in creative writing and an M....

Recently, I searched for a graduation card that I had squirreled away.  With graduation fast approaching, I wanted to wrap my daughter's...

The Children's Writer's World invites Jewel Kats to share the inspiration behind her new book. E verything starts off as an id...

The Children's Writer's World invites L.R.W. Lee to share the inspiration behind her new book. From my earliest memo...