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World Fantasy recap delayed, open thread at Tu Publishing
I forgot to take many pictures at World Fantasy. (I know! Me! Calling myself a “photographer”!) Plus, my laptop’s hard drive is literally so full[…]
Tidbits–Tu Publishing, book club, critiques update
We’re up to almost $1000 on the Kickstarter project for Tu Publishing. Thanks so much to everyone for pledging, and please feel free to share[…]
Updated video–please respond to that for the video challenge
On Tuesday, I challenged everyone (teens, especially) to respond to my video with videos of their own talking about their experiences with reading and multicultural[…]
Announcing Tu Publishing, and a video challenge
I’m cross-posting this from the Tu Publishing website, the website of my small press. I promised you the announcement of a project, and I’ve finally[…]
Day job, change in critiques
Just to let you all know: I have found a day job. Yay for paying the bills! Freelancing is great for many things, especially the[…]
Liar cover change
This just in (and you probably didn’t hear it here first): Bloomsbury is listening to the protests, and changing the book jacket for Justine Larbalestier’s[…]
The age-old, oft-discussed, oft-annoying discussion: what is the difference between MG and YA?
A conversation came up on Twitter today that moved over to Facebook that covered a lot of ground and I think it would be great[…]
Writing Excuses hilarity, conferences and conventions for children’s/YA
Today’s Writing Excuses covers conventions you (writers) should be attending, but they didn’t really have time to cover conventions and conferences specifically geared for children’s[…]
Links for the cover issue
Via the Brown Bookshelf, John Green discusses the cover issue for Justine Larbalestier’s book in a thorough way, taking into account all the changes our[…]
Questions I have about our industry in general
I added these to my last post, because some readers pointed out that it sounded like I was defending Bloomsbury’s choice of cover, which wasn’t[…]