By: Gail Gauthier,
on 8/17/2011
Every now and then I'll hear something about one of my old books. Something good. Something like Bring Back 'Butch and Spike' at the Kirkus Reviews website.
By: Gail Gauthier,
on 9/29/2010
One of my older titles, A Year with Butch and Spike, got a mention in a list of back-to-school books in an article on Seacoastonline.com.
By: Gail Gauthier,
on 3/8/2008
I wasn't expecting any gifts for Original Content's anniversary because a blog anniversary isn't a big deal like International Women's Day. (I just heard last night about a guy from a former Soviet bloc country who buys his wife a gift each year for International Women's Day, which just happens to be today in case anyone in our capitalist stronghold would like to start observing the event.) However, I received an e-mail Thursday afternoon from the home office informing me that Happy Kid! has been nominated for the Georgia Children's Book Award.
I like the folks in Georgia. They nominated Butch and Spike for the same award a few years back.
By: iamintricate,
on 3/22/2007
By: Meng,
on 3/21/2007
Before and after this witch's mis-cast spells.
By: irisz,
on 3/20/2007
Posted on 3/17/2007
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By: Michelle White Illustration,
on 3/15/2007
By: Jeff,
on 3/15/2007
This week's theme: Before and After
Post your illustrations based on the theme here on SFG within the next week. Be sure to label your illustrations with the appropriate labels as well. I prefer you label your entries with your name or screenname, and the challenge label, SFG: Before and After.
Keep your ideas and suggestions for these challenges coming! I'm always looking for new and creative ideas.
Remember, this is a completely voluntary challenge designed solely to stimulate creativity and promote participation. Please don't hesitate to post your other work as normal.
Challenge yourselves SFG'ers and have a great week! Be sure to check out the all new SFG Forum, it was designed and implemented for YOU!
The next challenge will begin Thursday, March 22nd, 2007.
-Jeff
Happy Kid is brilliant and so are the folks in Georgia for nominating it. Congratulations, Gail!