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Susan Uhlig - Links

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I often share links to other sites in my blog posts, but thought it would be helpful to have a collection here. I plan to keep adding to this. Write Like a Pro! A Free Online Writing Workshop. By author Chris Eboch. Writing for Children and Teens. By author Cynthia Liu. Children's and YA Lit Resources. By author Cynthia Leitich Smith. Where you can ask questions and get answers! Rx for Writers at the Institute of Children's Literature. Write4kids.com and The CBI Clubhouse. Links to Writer's Digest. Thank...

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Let's Schmooze - Doug Eboch on Screenwriting: July 2015

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Let's Schmooze - Doug Eboch on Screenwriting. Screenwriter Douglas J. Eboch (Sweet Home Alabama) discusses screenwriting, pitching, and the business of Hollywood. Thursday, July 30, 2015. Bridesmaids Analysis 1 – Concept and Character. For the next few weeks I am going to do an in-depth analysis of Bridesmaids. Written by Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo). Why Bridesmaids. First of all, it was a big hit, grossing $169 million in the U.S. on an estimated budget of $32.5 million (according to IMDB. A: This on...

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Making Stuff Up And Writing It Down: Plotting For the Non-Plotter: Organized Brainstorming

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Wednesday, August 17, 2011. Plotting For the Non-Plotter: Organized Brainstorming. I'm not very organized. There are a couple layers of things covering my desk right now, for example, but I sort of know where things are. Some organizing is good for me, though, to avoid wasted time searching for things or recreating my entire year on an Excel document when it's tax time. I mentioned in a weekend post. Not quite enough to know where I was going. But Lynn Lorenz. When discussing plotting again in a later se...

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Mad About MG History: Chris Eboch

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Mad About MG History. A blog about middle grade historical fiction. Chris Eboch is the author of over 40 books for children, including nonfiction and fiction, early reader through teen. Chris Eboch’s novels for ages nine and up include The Eyes of Pharaoh. A mystery in ancient Egypt; The Well of Sacrifice. A Mayan adventure; The Genie’s Gift. A middle eastern fantasy; and the Haunted series, about kids who travel with a ghost hunter TV show, which starts with The Ghost on the Stairs. Or her Amazon page.

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Waibel's World: June 2015

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Ripples in the Inkwell. HOW AUTHORS WRITE SERIES. Awards and Jousting Badges. Monday, June 29, 2015. Last Monday I shared with you the cover and book blurb for The Boyfriend Project. Today I thought I'd share an excerpt from the book. Here's a scene with Sam (Samantha) and her BFF Emery. We pick it up in the middle of the chapter where Emery is trying to convince Sam to ask Jordan out. 8220;Look, you’ve been friends forever, but sweetie, you like him. 8220;Why won’t you ask him? I jumped up and paced the...

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PROJECT MAYHEM: April 2015

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The Manic Minds of Middle Grade Writers. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Must Read Mid-Grade for 2015: May Edition by Caroline Starr Rose. A whole lotta books this month are from debut authors. Go, debuts, and happy reading! Two brothers will need all their wilderness skills to survive when they set off into the woods of Wyoming in search of their absent father. But one night everything changes. The Sound and Life of Everything. The Runaway’s Gold. The year is 1842, and thirteen-year-old Christopher Robertson ...

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Karen R. Sanderson's Blog | voracious, nit-picky proofreading shark | Page 2

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Karen R. Sanderson's Blog. Shark Bite Note Cards. Newer posts →. April 10, 2016 · 4:42 pm. The Lost Arts – The RSVP. If you have ever planned an event, you know how important receiving the RSVP is. Do you plan for 10 or 50? Do you spend $50 or $300 on food? Do you have seating for 15 or 150? How hard is it to respond to an RSVP request? It’s fairly simple actually. You get an invitation. You check your calendar. You talk to your family. Yes you RSVP. Can you go? It ain’t rocket science. Whole lotta likin...