The Weekly 411 (8/24/18)
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Aug. 24, 2018 vol. 34
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AUTHOR SPOTLIGHTS
We are excited to feature debut picture book author Jessie Oliveros and her book, THE REMEMBER BALLOONS, illustrated by Dana Wulfekotte (Simon & Schuster for Young Readers, Aug. 28, 2018).
Today we're excited to feature YA author Alexa Donne, whose debut novel, BRIGHTLY BURNING (HMH Books for Young Readers) came out in May. She runs a Youtube channel for writing and publishing advice and is also the founder of the Author Mentor Match program for YA and MG authors. Be sure to enter to win a copy!
Writing Narrative Endings
Making the Most of School Assemblies
The Authors Answer: What Made Your Best School Visits Great?
Writer's Jealousy - And 3 Thoughts on What To Do About It
3 Story Uses for a Synopsis
For Indie Publishers: When and Why to Work with a Trade Book Distributor
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Article about writer's envy is very interesting, however, i'm also agree that if you want to continue developing as a freelance writer you must be compatative and must not be afraid of a new challanges. If you have an essay writing jobs you alredy know about such contest as NaNiMo or 53-word story contest. Participating in those kind of event can be really great opportunity for you.
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