Wow, you guys really came through with some great questions! Thank you so much, and my apologies that we couldn’t get to them all. We did cover a fair amount of ground, though, including book production timelines, revision, how not to be awkward at parties, and how to stay sane (always a crucial topic).
Special thanks to my dear friend and co-host Matt Kirby for his time and smarts. I didn’t have a chance to mention this in the podcast and Matt is much too humble to have done it himself, but he is the winner of: the Edgar Award for Best Juvenile Mystery, the PEN Center USA Award for Children’s Literature, and the Judy Lopez Memorial Award. He is also a professional psychologist. In other words, he has a liiiitle credibility on this stuff.
I’ll be back in February with new episodes. Until then, happy holidays!
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Books mentioned: Ursula K. Le Guin’s Steering the Craft & The Scene Book by Sandra Scofield
Matt Kirby (photo credit: Naomi Leu)
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