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

Are you interested in advancing your writing career?  Then mark your calendar:  Chuck Sambuchino of Writer's Digest Books is hosting ...

When you write for young children, you should aim to keep the reading level age-appropriate.  In other words, if you are writing for ages 8...

Writer's guidelines.  Every magazine has them.  But I'm trying to understand why some writers fail to observe them.  Do  writers si...

You've probably heard this before:  read your work out loud. Most editors would encourage you to do so. Once, a writer sent a nice po...

Do you know the difference between multiple submissions and simultaneous submissions? Though some people use the words interchangeably, th...

In July, I had written a blog that had tips for writing nonfiction for children.  I’d like to add a few more.   The following came to mind ...

Do you stay within word count when submitting to a children's magazine?  I hope so. Yet, some writers think it's okay to push the l...