Publishing Your Work, Part One

Finishing your story was just the beginning of your writer's journey. Now, you need to get published!

Writing for Children from Tragedy

Reflections on embracing personal tragedy as a source of creative inspiration and as a catalyst for personal and artistic growth.

Every positive thing that we do in this world will bring some sort of positive change to our lives.

Finding a good mentor–and becoming one–can help every author and illustrator to bloom as an artist.

Do not wait for perfection. Instead write because that tiny voice from deep within demands quietly yet persistently that you do.

As writers, we need to have the patience to find our real story then go about honouring that truth.

May 9, 2016 Jen Storer

Writing for children’s magazines has its own unique rules and, when followed properly, the experience can be rewarding.

It’s absolutely possible to retrain your inner voice, no matter what your age. We're magic!

We live in a world of many races, cultures, and religions, and Children’s literature should reflect that diversity.

Mar 19, 2016 Chris Eboch

Join us with for an interview with children's illustrator, skilled artist and graphic designer extraordinaire Thea Baker!

Five pieces of advice from the world of football to inspire authors to produce their best.

Feb 15, 2016 Cat Michaels

Winter offers a special opportunity to reflect on creativity, and how the rewards of creativity can come in many different forms.