Kidlit411 Interview
Jul 6, 2017
1 min read

Here's my interview on KidLit411 - a great resource blog by Sylvia Liu and Elaine Kiely Kerns. If you are a writer/illustrator theres some really useful stuff on there. I met Sylvia at the my local Tidewater SCBWI meeting. She did a workshop on utilizing Social Media for your kidlit career and opened my eyes to Twitter. Still trying to use it more often though! Here I answer some questions about my career and process:










































Awesome content as always! Looking forward to reading more of your updates. ChristmasTreeZone
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Loved reading this post. Really insightful and well-structured! SkumGaming
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