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  • Kid Lit Can, with Susan Hughes: Q and A with 2015 Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction Nominees, Part I
    Kid Lit Can, with Susan Hughes: Q and A with 2015 Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction Nominees, Part I
    September 18, 2015

    Kid Lit Can, with Susan Hughes: Q and A with 2015 Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction Nominees, Part I

    Welcome back to another year of kid lit updates, info, and author chats! First up, I want to share with you the list of the 2015 Canadian Children’s Book Centre Award nominees . The CCBC sponsors 8 ...

  • What’s Your Vision: Publish or Perish?
    What’s Your Vision: Publish or Perish?
    May 29, 2015

    What’s Your Vision: Publish or Perish?

    Note to self: forget the zeitgeist. Trends are for dolts. What I mean is that when it comes to some writers and their embrace of social media, e-book culture and new audience development there seems to ...

  • Writing Fatherhood
    Writing Fatherhood
    October 24, 2013

    Writing Fatherhood

    What do we know about pregnancy1.I shall begin, by speaking. Incubate, introduce a glossary. Just on the tongue. Unpaginated.2.Something is growing, inside. Occupant. Connects whole milk to healthy industry. ...

  • Are You Spending More Time on Pinterest Than on Your Prose?
    Are You Spending More Time on Pinterest Than on Your Prose?
    June 30, 2013

    Are You Spending More Time on Pinterest Than on Your Prose?

    As a card-carrying member of this newer generation of entrepreneurs who believe in thoroughly cultivating all sides of our hybridized identities, I spend an equal amount of time working as a communications ...

  • Remixing My Book Consumption Habits
    Remixing My Book Consumption Habits
    April 26, 2013

    Remixing My Book Consumption Habits

    While many book industry pundits have tended to focus their attention on the future of the book, bookstores and even book review sections, and justifiably so, I’ve been zoning in on the debates surrounding ...

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