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Children'sJacquelyn Stolos: Be Yourself on the PageRobert Lee Brewer
Children'sJon-Erik Lappano: Be Irrational in Your PersistenceRobert Lee Brewer
Children'sBrigette Barrager: Take Inspiration From Your ExperiencesRobert Lee Brewer
Breaking In Writers DigestBreaking In: November/December 2025Moriah Richard
Children'sKayla Cottingham: On Writing Within a Preexisting IPRobert Lee Brewer
How to Use Rotating Point-Of-View to Engage Middle-Grade Readers, by Lindsay Champion
CharacterHow to Use Rotating Point-Of-View to Engage Middle-Grade ReadersLindsay Champion
Daniel Pinkwater, Alan Mendelsohn, and Why I Write Books for Children, by Jed Alexander
Children'sDaniel Pinkwater, Alan Mendelsohn, and Why I Write Books for ChildrenJed Alexander
Writing Effective Emotions for Pre-Teen Readers, by Sherry Shahan
Children'sWriting Effective Emotions for Pre-Teen ReadersSherry Shahan
A Conversation With Lauren Myracle on Breaking the Rules by Writing Across Ages and Genres (Killer Writers), by Clay Stafford
Mystery/ThrillerA Conversation With Lauren Myracle on Breaking the Rules by Writing Across Ages and Genres (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford
How Photography Led Me to Write a Children's Book, by Louise Wannier
Children'sHow Photography Led Me to Write a Children’s BookLouise Wannier
Essential Tips for Writing Social-Emotional Picture Books for Kids, by Susan Verde
Children's5 Essential Tips for Writing Social-Emotional Picture Books for KidsSusan Verde
Write Better FictionKirsten W. Larson: Writing Is Just Such a Messy Process for MeRobert Lee Brewer
3 Tools to Help You Write Convincingly From a Child's Point of View in Fiction, by Sage Tyrtle
Character3 Tools to Help You Write Convincingly From a Child’s Point of View in FictionSage Tyrtle
WD PodcastsKeeping Young Readers Engaged with Alyssa ColmanThe Editors of Writer's Digest
Children'sJohn Claude Bemis: Be a Professional DaydreamerRobert Lee Brewer
Children'sCassandra Ramos-Gomez: On Mixing the Macabre With Middle-Grade HumorRobert Lee Brewer

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