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Notes from the Slushpile: April 2015
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Friday, 10 April 2015. Storifying my guest appearance on #UKMGchat: All About Dual Narratives. PREVIOUS: HOW WE LIVE NOW. DO CHECK OUT MY PRE-#UKMGchat BLOG POST ON DUAL NARRATIVES. Will be talking about DUAL NARRATIVE for #ukmgchat. We have a small number of questions. Not many at all. KLAXON*...
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Notes from the Slushpile: Seven Steps for Plotting and Pacing
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Thursday, 7 June 2012. Seven Steps for Plotting and Pacing. If you follow these steps you may never enjoy a book or film ever again. You may even experience marital and family discord. Now read on. Candy's post on the. First Page Panel in Singapore. The Time Traveller's Wife. Was unlikely to he...
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Notes from the Slushpile: Theophilus Prowse, Head Louse
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Tuesday, 1 May 2007. Theophilus Prowse, Head Louse. I don't usually, but I thought why not? I'm currently doing a dummy for my picture book text,. Theophilus Prowse, Head Louse. About a girl with head lice and her mum's extreme delousing techniques. This is the Nit and Lice Vacuum Device. Nicky...
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Who Ate My Brain?: Hibernation Mode
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Who Ate My Brain? Nick Cross thinks it was you. Wednesday, 5 August 2015. As you'll have noticed, there hasn't been much activity on this blog lately. That's partly because of work and writing commitments, but mostly because I've joined the team at the awesome Notes from the Slushpile. Rather than pretend I can blog in three different places at once, I'm going to put Who Ate My Brain? Every 5 weeks or so on Notes from the Slushpile. Which is more than you usually get here). Until we meet again,. The Muse...
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Notes from the Slushpile: Through the Slushpile Spectacles - Are Children's Writers a Breed Apart?
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Friday, 28 February 2014. Through the Slushpile Spectacles - Are Children's Writers a Breed Apart? Peering through my spectacles this week, I spotted this interesting article in The Guardian. It examined the reaction to writer, Lynne Sheperd's. Piece in The Huffington Post. I will gloss over th...
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Notes from the Slushpile: How to Self-Promote Without Losing Yourself in the Process
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Monday, 3 August 2015. How to Self-Promote Without Losing Yourself in the Process. 1 - Remember your audience. This is a piece of advice that turns up again and again in blog posts like this. If I were to analyse why, my answers would be:. It’s really important. 2 - Keep it genuine. The book it...
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Notes from the Slushpile: Risk Taking and Finding Your Voice
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Monday, 3 June 2013. Risk Taking and Finding Your Voice. Every time I guest for Notes from the Slushpile. I get cold sweats. Not when I write the first version, the version I think. I’m going to send, the safe version, the nice one, the polite and polished normal. Both can be dangerous! Version...
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Notes from the Slushpile: Authors will have choices - thoughts on the morning after the Agents' Party
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Saturday, 5 October 2013. Authors will have choices - thoughts on the morning after the Agents' Party. Last Thursday, I attended the Agents' Party, a yearly SCBWI event that I stopped attending when I got signed by my agent a few years ago. Left to right: Hannah Whitty of Plum Pudding. This is ...
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Notes from the Slushpile: Singapore Fling – What’s a couple of bestsellers between editors?
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Notes from the Slushpile. Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey. About Notes from the Slushpile. Wednesday, 30 May 2012. Singapore Fling – What’s a couple of bestsellers between editors? Your intrepid Notes from the Slushpile reporter managed to get herself invited to speak at the Asian Festival of Children’s Content. You’ve got to congratulate the organizers of the AFCC. They who hit the ...
