Laurenne Sala began her career as an advertising copywriter, writing national campaigns for clients like KIA Motors, Jack-in-the-Box, and Beats by Dre.
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By: Guest Posts,
on 3/9/2016
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By: Guest Posts,
on 9/9/2015
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By: Guest Posts,
on 3/10/2015
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The verse novel is a condensed blend of poetry and story that flows from one word to the next. It shows the reader how to listen, how to see more sharply, how to emotionally connect. And somewhere in the journey we are changed.
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By: Bianca Schulze,
on 3/5/2015
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Lisa Doan | The Children’s Book Review | March 6, 2015 When I began writing The Berenson Schemes, a middle grade series in which responsible Jack Berenson is repeatedly lost in the wilderness of foreign countries by his globe-trotting parents, I gave some careful thought to creating the settings. The books take place in the Caribbean, Kenya and […]
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By: Guest Posts,
on 9/9/2014
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The main challenge in writing multiple points of view is helping the reader keep everybody sorted out.
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By: Guest Posts,
on 9/7/2014
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It isn’t easy to tackle tension when writing a story, but keeping these things in mind can point you in the right direction.
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By: Nicki Richesin,
on 4/12/2014
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It’s National Poetry Month this April and what better way to celebrate than a chat with author, poet, and creative writing instructor Karen Benke.
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By: Guest Posts,
on 3/29/2014
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"I should start by saying that world building, where I get to create a fictional reality from the ground up, is one of my favorite parts of writing. It’s the foundation of a good story. Of course, you want a plot that keeps readers turning the pages—and amazing, memorable characters as well, but those characters also deserve a fully realized world to play around in."
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By: Guest Posts,
on 3/10/2014
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A fairy tale is a story of marvels and magic set in an unreal world in which the events that take place are beyond the realm of possibility.
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