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Successful Queries: Kevan Lyon and “Let Us March On,” by Shara Moon

The best way to learn how to write a successful query is to read one. In this installment, find a query letter to agent Kevan Lyon for Shara Moon’s book, Let Us March On (William Morrow).

Living in the In-Between: Where’s the Space Between Poverty and Having Everything in Children’s Books?Christina Wyman

Adaptations I Learned Writing a Memoir With Cerebral Palsy Christopher L.L. Vaughan

The Writing Exercise That Inspired My Novel Series (and Changed My Life)Kelly Vincent

Making Our Immigrant Ancestors Proud Through Writing Alyssa Reynoso-Morris

Patio Snakes and Ravioli: Exploring Characters Through the Lens of Sapphic Romance Karelia & Fay Stetz-Waters

A Fresh Take on Psychological Fiction Holly C. LaBarbera

Writing Across Difference: Responsibly Writing Characters Different From You John Copenhaver

The Importance of Plus-Size Inclusion in Romance Novels Mae Bennett

What AAPI Heritage Month Means to Me Tiffany Wang

The Importance of Black Men Telling Their Stories Reginald L. Reed Jr.

Where Is My History in Regency Romance?Amita Murray

The Importance of Women in STEM Representation in Fictional Works Lois Melbourne

The Ways That Monsters and Mad Scientists Can Be Empowering Characters to People From Marginalized Identities S. H. Cotugno

5 Tips for Writing Non-binary Characters in Fiction A.K. Mulford

Publishing Books Simultaneously in Spanish and English for Children Ana Eulate

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