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Middle Grade author Janet Sumner Johnson talks about her debut novel, THE LAST GREAT ADVENTURE OF THE PB&J SOCIETY, as well as the challenge of writing for middle graders, the assumption that books for children are somehow lesser than books written for adults, as well as the question of what content to include for younger readers.
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Query Tracker
Literary Rambles
Brenda Drake's Pitch Wars
Dee Romito's Query Sign Submit
Janet Sumner Johnson:
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Blog
Guest Lydia Kang, author of SciFi YA titles CONTROL & CATALYST, talks with host Mindy McGinnis about writing across multiple genres (Lydia also has an adult historical and a non-fiction title on the way), the amount of research required in order to get details right - and how mistakes are inevitable, regardless.
Links:
Lydia's Books -
CONTROL & CATALYST
AMONG THE SHADOWS
THE NOVEMBER GIRL
QUACKERY: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WORST WAYS TO CURE EVERYTHING
A BEAUTIFUL POISON
CYCLO
Lydia's Social Media -
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Medical Mondays
A roundup of the interviews for the month of March, as well as Mindy's experience with both the best - and the worst - writing advice out there.
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Support Writer, Writer Pants on Fire
Monthly Patron Option
One-Time Donation
Writing Lessons In The Form of Stitches
M-E Girard, author of GIRL MANS UP, joins host Mindy McGinnis to talk about the amount of research involved in the agent hunt, different stages of the authorial journey, writing queer YA, a day in the life of the successful and (not-so-beautifully) tortured artist, and the worries of setting a book in Canada when writing for the US audience.
M-E’s Book & Social Media
Girl Mans Up
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New York Times Book Review
From the publisher's feed