RAWing with Alan Lawrence Sitomer
Connectingya.com presents.. RAWing with Alan Lawrence Sitomer answering the five questions of doom Tell me how you got started writing, in particular writing for teens. Why did you focus on writing books with an […]
Connectingya.com presents.. RAWing with Alan Lawrence Sitomer answering the five questions of doom Tell me how you got started writing, in particular writing for teens. Why did you focus on writing books with an […]
Connectingya.com presents.. RAWING with Kelly Milner Halls answering the five questions of doom 1. Start by telling us a little bit about your background in the youth book world. How did […]
Connectingya.com presents.. RAWing with Geoff Herbach answering the five questions of doom You’ve written for the adult audience, but of late, you seem to be focusing on YA lit. Tell me […]
Connectingya.com presents.. RAWing with RoseMary Honnold answering the five questions of doom. <Visit the VOYA and Teacher Librarian booth #204 in the Exhibit Hall at the ALA Annual Conference in San Francisco!> 1. Tell […]
RAWing with Greg Neri answering the five questions of doom 1. So you’ve written graphic novels, picture books, and middle grade fiction. Tell me how you got started writing, in […]
readers within the first few pages. How important do you think the beginning of a book is in enticing the non-reader? “How important do you think the beginning of […]
(photo is RL Stine and me at YALSA Lit Symposium in San Antonio TX in November 2015) When you write, do you think about the potential book’s appeal to non-readers? […]
Hectic week, so just two previous interviews with sources outside of the usual suspects and a blog of students reading my books From Institute of Applied Juvenile Justice Services http://npjs.org/ncyc/amy-cheney-interviews-young-adult-author-patrick-jones/ […]
For the book I co-wrote on reaching reluctant teen readers, I conducted interviews with several YA authors: here are just a few soundbites of authors answering the question: what do […]
RAWing with Stephanie Perry Moore Tell me how you got started writing, in particular writing for teens. I know you’ve published also for children and adults, but what is it […]