Wednesday 31 August 2011

Interview Wednesday

Thanks to Tina Nichols Coury we are up and running with Interview Wednesdays in Kidlitosphere! I'm still midst the big crazy move and therefore the internet connection and blogging has been spotty at best-happily we have Zoe Toft at Playing the Book to start us off today. She has Katie Cleminson's 8 Books On Route To Becoming An Illustrator.


From Barbara Krasner at The Whole Megillah we have a video interview with Marshall Cavendish publisher Margery Cuyler at the May 2011 Highlights 
Foundation workshop, Writing Jewish-themed Children's Books. 


And wrapping it with a third interview we have an interivew with Lena Coakley, debut author of WITCHLANDERS a YA which has already received starred reviews, it's up at the Enchanted Inkpot - a site for fantasy readers and writers (YA and MG). 


Happy Interview Wednesday. 
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4 comments:

  1. Zoe31 August 2011 at 00:26

    hi Deb, my contribution is "Katie Cleminson’s 8 books on route to becoming an illustrator" http://www.playingbythebook.net/2011/08/18/katie-cleminsons-8-books-on-route-to-becoming-an-illustrator/ (the link above goes to the homepage of my blog)

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  2. Barbara Krasner31 August 2011 at 04:59

    Here's a video interview with Marshall Cavendish publisher Margery Cuyler at the May 2011 Highlights Foundation workshop, Writing Jewish-themed Children's Books from my blog, The Whole Megillah. (You may have seen her on Celebrity Apprentice!) http://wp.me/pUBjo-dx

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  3. Keely31 August 2011 at 08:26

    Hi Deb,
    Here is my interview with Lean Coakley, debut author of WITCHLANDERS a YA which has already received starred reviews, it's up at the Enchanted Inkpot - a site for fantasy readers and writers (YA and MG) http://enchantedinkpot.livejournal.com/

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  4. Keely31 August 2011 at 08:26

    OOPs I meant to say Lena!

    Thanks Deb,

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