Showing posts with label Children's Writers' Coaching Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children's Writers' Coaching Club. Show all posts
Friday, June 24, 2011
Children’s Writing Teleclass for CWCC – Query Letters: Will a Great One Get You Published? – Monday, June 27 at 3 pm CST
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
Children’s Writing Teleclass for CWCC – Query Letters: Will a Great One Get You Published? – Monday, June 27 at 3 pm CST
Grabbing the attention of an editor or publisher from the onset with a query letter is as important as the first page of your manuscript. Not sure what approach to use? Take this unique opportunity to attend the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club teleclass, “Query Letters: Will a Great one Get You Published?”
Monday, June 27, Margot Finke will present “Query Letters: Will a Great One Get You Published” at 3 pm CST. Visit the Children's Writers' Coaching Club http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/2011/06/query-letters-will-a-great-one-get-you-published and learn how to participate in this valuable teleclass.
This teleclass will cover:
First things first
Query Letter Resources
Writing the Darned Thing
Samples
Members of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club will have the opportunity to submit their tentative queries so Margot can chat about what works and what doesn’t.
About the instructor:
Margot Finke is an Aussie who writes mid grade adventure fiction, ghost mysteries, and rhyming picture books. For many years she has lived in Oregon with her husband and family. She began serious writing the day her youngest left for college. This late start drives her writing, and pushes her to work at it every day. Margot says, “I really envy those who began young, and managed to slip into writing mode between diaper changes, household disasters, and outside jobs. You are my heroes!” Gardening, travel, and reading fill in the cracks between her writing. Her husband, Alan, is supportive, and their three children are now grown and doing well out on their own.
Margot’s “Musings,” column can be read monthly in The Purple Crayon, and her Critique Service helps writers iron out plot and character problems. “Nothing gives me a greater thrill than to find out an editor bought a book I helped polish.” Her workshops at writer’s conferences are enhanced by the use of a PowerPoint presentation, as are her frequent school visits.
Margot’s series of 6 rhyming picture books, available as downloads or on CD, are fun and educational. They bring kids closer to cool critters from the US and Australia. See Excerpts, illustrations, and great reviews on her BOOKS page, along with how to BUY . All autographed copies of her books on CD come with a Qlippit link that lets you hear Margot reading that book.
Visit Ms. Finke http://www.margotfinke.com/.
About the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club:
As a member of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club, you’ll also have access to a wealth of articles, checklists, charts, free e-books, and other resources to help you hone your craft as a children’s writer and learn the ins and outs of publishing for the various children’s markets.
The CWCC teleclasses cover everything from how to write picture books to how to find an agent to sell your middle grade novel. And, although each of these teleclasses is a live event, where you can ask questions and interact with other members of the class and the instructor – you don’t have to attend the live calls. As a club member, the day after each teleclass you receive a link to the recording, so you can download it and listen to the class whenever you like.
A monthly lesson and writing assignment, designed to become a finished project ready for submission to a publisher, usually by the end of the month, although some projects take longer. You aren’t required to complete the monthly assignment in order to be a member of the club. It’s up to you. But if you do complete the assignment, you can turn it in and have it professionally reviewed.
Manuscript critiques are a BIG feature of membership in our club. Members can submit a manuscript (up to 1,000 words) for professional critique every week. These critiques are audio critiques, so you can listen to an experienced, published children’s author give you tips and suggestions for making your manuscripts more marketable.
Club members also have the opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Children’s Writers’: Advanced CWCC Membership Creative Nonfiction Teleclass – June 17 at 12 pm CST
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/
Children’s Writers’: Advanced CWCC Membership Creative Nonfiction Teleclass – June 17 at 12 pm CST
Writing nonfiction is a sure-fire way to earn income and creative nonfiction is hot. Learn how to use fiction techniques to make your nonfiction sizzle. Editors and readers alike will clamor for more.
On Thursday, June 17, 2011, Nancy I. Sanders will present a special teleclass for the Advanced Members of the CWCC at 12 pm CST. The topic of this teleclass will be “Creative Nonfiction.”
This tele-workshop will cover:
Why every children’s writer benefits from writing nonfiction
What is creative nonfiction and why is it hot
Which fiction techniques to use and when to use them
How to transform your nonfiction manuscript into creative nonfiction
Answers to Your Questions about Creative Nonfiction for Children
NOTE: This tele-workshop is only available for those at the Advanced Membership http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/join level of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club.
About the instructor:
Nancy Sanders’ passion is to help other writers discover their talents, craft their skills, and realize the fulfillment of personal goals through a successful writing career. She has written Yes! You Can Learn How to Write Children’s Books, Get Them Published, and Build a Successful Writing Career, Award-Winning Finalist of the National Best Books 2009 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News.
Nancy is the bestselling author of over 75 books including D is for Drinking Gourd: An African American Alphabet, selected for the IRA Teacher’s Choices List as well as other awards (Sleeping Bear Press, illustrated by E. B. Lewis). Her credits include board books, novelty books, beginning readers, picture books, middle grade novels and books for teachers. Her column for children’s writers has appeared in The Writer’s online magazine, the Christian Communicator, and the Institute of Children’s Literature eNews.
About the Advanced CWCC:
Advanced membership in the CWCC is just $37.00 per month and includes all the features of Regular membership PLUS the following:
1. Special recorded teleclass called “How to Critique Manuscripts” (to listen to as soon as possible after joining the club), along with a checklist for critiquing manuscripts.
2. The opportunity to join a peer critique group of advanced writers and swap a 10-page manuscript each week with another children’s author in the same genre. If enough writers participate, picture book writers will critique picture books and have other picture book authors critique their manuscripts, etc.
3. Monthly 55-minute advanced level teleclass/workshop (for published authors) that covers some aspect in-depth about writing for children or the business of writing for children and helps take your career to the next level.
4. A monthly worksheet, chart, checklist or other document to accompany the monthly teleclass/workshop.
5. Free e-book called The Write Answers about children’s writing – offered exclusively upon initial sign-up (this is currently in production and will be forwarded to you as soon as it is finished).
Club members also have the opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors.
Visit the Children's Writers' Coaching Club online at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ to learn more about the club.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Monday, June 13, 2011
Children’s Writing Teleclass for CWCC – Plotting a Short Story for Kids - Wed, June 15 at 3 pm CST
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
Children’s Writing Teleclass for CWCC – Plotting a Short Story for Kids - Wed, June 15 at 3 pm CST
Do you have an exhilarating children’s story in your sights, but are not sure how to structure it? Without the perfect blend of the beginning, middle, and end you may not be able to achieve your desired results. Learn all about “Plotting A Short Story” by attending the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club teleclass and learn all about story arcs.
As a member of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club, you’ll also have access to a wealth of articles, checklists, charts, free e-books, and other resources to help you hone your craft as a children’s writer and learn the ins and outs of publishing for the various children’s markets.
Children’s author and Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club instructor, Pat McCarthy is offering a LIVE teleclass on Wednesday, June 15, 2011, at 3:00 pm CST. The topic is “Plotting a Short Story for Kids.” Visit the Children's Writers' Coaching Club http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/2011/06/pat-mccarthy-august-24th and learn how to participate in this valuable teleclass.
This teleclass will cover:
- The Structure of a Short Story
- Writing the Beginning
- Writing the Middle
- The Climax
- Ending Your Story
- Questions and Discussion
Pat McCarthy has written over a dozen nonfiction children’s books. Her experience teaching elementary school for many years has helped her understand kids and how to write for them. Pat’s favorite books are the biographies she’s written. Besides writing, she loves photography and has sold many photos with her articles and books. Visit her blog at http://patmccarthysauthorblog.blogspot.com.
About the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club:
The CWCC teleclasses cover everything from how to write picture books to how to find an agent to sell your middle grade novel. And, although each of these teleclasses is a live event, where you can ask questions and interact with other members of the class and the instructor – you don’t have to attend the live calls. As a club member, the day after each teleclass you receive a link to the recording, so you can download it and listen to the class whenever you like.
A monthly lesson and writing assignment, designed to become a finished project ready for submission to a publisher, usually by the end of the month, although some projects take longer. You aren’t required to complete the monthly assignment in order to be a member of the club. It’s up to you. But if you do complete the assignment, you can turn it in and have it professionally reviewed.
Manuscript critiques are a BIG feature of membership in our club. Members can submit a manuscript (up to 1,000 words) for professional critique every week. These critiques are audio critiques, so you can listen to an experienced, published children’s author give you tips and suggestions for making your manuscripts more marketable.
Club members also have the opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club Teleclass: 10 Article Killers and How to Avoid Them – Feb 23 at 8 pm
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club Teleclass: 10 Article Killers and How to Avoid Them – Feb 23 at 8 pm
CST
Membership in the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club (CWCC) includes LIVE teleclasses EVERY week – that’s 4 or more per month. Each of these 55-minute teleclasses is taught by a successful children’s book author or illustrator who knows the “tricks of the trade” of children’s writing, illustrating, and publishing.
Join Children’s author Renee Gray-Wilburn on Wednesday, February 23 at 8 pm CST as she presents the teleclass, “10 Article Killers and How to Avoid Them.” In this teleclass you’ll discover ten important things every magazine article submission should steer clear of. If your article includes even one, it may not get a second look from editors. Learn how to strengthen every aspect of your fiction or nonfiction articles and always submit your best work.
Club members also have the opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors. Join the CWCC today and attend this class or get the link to the replay – http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/join.
The CWCC offers a monthly lesson and writing assignment, designed to become a finished project ready for submission to a publisher, usually by the end of the month, although some projects take longer. You aren’t required to complete the monthly assignment in order to be a member of the club. It’s up to you. But if you do complete the assignment, you can turn it in and have it professionally reviewed.
Manuscript critiques are a BIG feature of membership in our club. Members can submit a manuscript (up to 1,000 words) for professional critique every week. These critiques are audio critiques, so you can listen to an experienced, published children’s author give you tips and suggestions for making your manuscripts more marketable.
As a member of the CWCC, you’ll also have access to a wealth of articles, checklists, charts, free e-books, and other resources to help you hone your craft as a children’s writer and learn the ins and outs of publishing for the various children’s markets.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services. Also, find out about the National Writing for Children Center, a monthly showcase for children's book authors and illustrators. Visit http://www.writingforchildrencenter.com/ today, where you can download an application or email Suzanne Lieurance for more information at bookbitesforkids@yahoo.com.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club Teleclass – “First Pages: Picture Books,” by Nancy I. Sanders – Feb 10 12 Noon CST
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://www.workingwriterscoach.com/
Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club Teleclass – “First Pages: Picture Books,” by Nancy I. Sanders – Feb 10 12 Noon CST
Membership in the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club includes LIVE teleclasses EVERY week – that’s 4 or more per month. Each of these 55-minute teleclasses is taught by a successful children’s book author or illustrator who knows the “tricks of the trade” of children’s writing, illustrating, and publishing.
On Thursday, February 10 at 12 Noon CST, Nancy I. Sanders will be presenting Part 1 of a 4-series teleclass on First Pages. Listen in on this teleclass as Nancy I. Sanders’ shares examples of winning picture books first pages along with techniques to take yours from blah to brilliant.
Join her teleclass live, and selected callers will have an opportunity to share their own first page of a picture book manuscript and get feedback on its strengths and weaknesses. CWCC details at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/.
This teleclass will cover:
- Winning First Pages from published picture books
- First pages from unpublished picture book manuscripts
- Steps to take your picture book’s first page from blah to brilliant
- Studying First Pages of picture books
- Answers about First Pages of picture books
As a member of the CWCC, you’ll also have access to a wealth of articles, checklists, charts, free e-books, and other resources to help you hone your craft as a children’s writer and learn the ins and outs of publishing for the various children’s markets.
Club members also have the opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors. Join the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club today and attend this class or get the link to the replay – http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/.
Visit Suzanne Lieurance, the Working Writer’s Coach, online at http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ to learn more about her coaching products and services. Also, find out about the National Writing for Children Center, a monthly showcase for children's book authors and illustrators. Visit http://www.writingforchildrencenter.com/ today, where you can download an application or email Suzanne Lieurance for more information at bookbitesforkids@yahoo.com.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Monday, January 31, 2011
Life as a Writer is a Hectic One ~ Focusing Your Writing Goals
As you all know the life of a writer is a hectic one. Between working on our writing and marketing ourselves and our books or freelance writing services it is all quite time consuming and exhausting at times.
I recently took time out to re-evaluate my writing goals and for one I’m glad I did. But I needed the good old Morning Nudge to get me going. Under the expert guidance of Suzanne Lieurance of the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club we were encouraged to complete the January 2011 assignment which entailed exploring our 3 Major Goals for 2011 and what we would do to achieve said goals, and then break down each of the 3 Major Goals onto calendar pages for the first quarter of 2011.
By doing so, it forced me to take my ever growing To Do list (I know you have the same long list that just keeps getting longer and longer and more and more daunting) and break it down to manageable tasks instead of feeling like I had to tackle each and every task every day (Hey, pick yourself up off the floor…I can hear you laughing…one can dream can’t they?).
This has provided me with more focus and direction as to where I want to go in 2011 and I’m sticking to it like glue. I’m determined to make 2011 my best year yet!
How about you? What are you doing to achieve your goals in 2011?
I look forward to hearing from you.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://www.guardianangelpublishing.com/
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Full-time freelance writer and Working Writer's Coach, Suzanne Lieurance discusses her Writer's Life
I'm thrilled to have full-time frelance writer and the Working Writer's Coach, Suzanne Lieurance with me today. I first met Suzanne early on in my writing career through the Children's Writers' Coaching Club (CWCC) and now as her Publicist Intern for the National Writing for Children Center and CWCC and she has been instrumental in guiding my writing career as to where it is today. Without further ado, please welcome Suzanne.
The Writer's Life with Author Suzanne Lieurance
I'm so happy to be here at Donna McDine's blog for the second day of my 6-day virtual tour for my book, The Lucky Baseball: My Story in a Japanese-American Internment Camp. Let me tell you a little bit about what the writer's life is like for me.
First, since I'm also a writing coach as well as a writer, I spend part of my time each workday helping other writers. I also have to spend some time each day promoting my writing and my coaching businesses. The rest of the time I spend searching for new freelance writing assignments or coming up with ideas for books or stories, then I spend time writing, too. Usually, I like to write first thing in the morning before I get distracted by all the other things I need to do.
One of the things I love most about the writer's life is that I can write most anywhere, most anytime. Sometimes I get up in the middle of the night and write for an hour or two, then I'll take a nap in the middle of the day. I also like to go to coffee shops and bookstores once in a while and do some writing there. And I like to go to the library to do some of the research for my books. Sometimes, I even travel to interesting spots to research my books.
I have two dogs, Miko and Daisy, and they are my writing buddies. No, they don't write anything. But they like to sit at my feet while I'm writing. And we take breaks during the day and go for walks or just go outside to play.

Follow Suzanne over to Nicole Weaver's blog http://melangeofcultures.wordpress.com/ tomorrow when she chats about Tradebook Tips for Teachers.
The Writer's Life with Author Suzanne Lieurance
I'm so happy to be here at Donna McDine's blog for the second day of my 6-day virtual tour for my book, The Lucky Baseball: My Story in a Japanese-American Internment Camp. Let me tell you a little bit about what the writer's life is like for me.
First, since I'm also a writing coach as well as a writer, I spend part of my time each workday helping other writers. I also have to spend some time each day promoting my writing and my coaching businesses. The rest of the time I spend searching for new freelance writing assignments or coming up with ideas for books or stories, then I spend time writing, too. Usually, I like to write first thing in the morning before I get distracted by all the other things I need to do.
One of the things I love most about the writer's life is that I can write most anywhere, most anytime. Sometimes I get up in the middle of the night and write for an hour or two, then I'll take a nap in the middle of the day. I also like to go to coffee shops and bookstores once in a while and do some writing there. And I like to go to the library to do some of the research for my books. Sometimes, I even travel to interesting spots to research my books.
I have two dogs, Miko and Daisy, and they are my writing buddies. No, they don't write anything. But they like to sit at my feet while I'm writing. And we take breaks during the day and go for walks or just go outside to play.

I also make school visits to talk to students and teachers about my books. That's always a lot of fun. I think the writer's life is the best life in the world and I'm so lucky to be able to do exactly what I love to do!
Be sure to download the free Educator's Guide for The Lucky Baseball and find out more about my other books at http://www.suzannelieurance.com/.
Follow Suzanne over to Nicole Weaver's blog http://melangeofcultures.wordpress.com/ tomorrow when she chats about Tradebook Tips for Teachers.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Children's Writers' Coaching Club Teleclasses
M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance, The Working Writer’s Coach
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://writingforchildrencenter.com/
For Immediate Release
Using Facebook and Twitter as a Writer
The Internet superhighway has brought the world to our fingertips along with social networking. Does all the talk about Facebook and Twitter leave your mind swirling? Where in the world does one begin? Well swirl no more. Margo Dill, instructor for the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club, will present her teleclass, “Using Facebook and Twitter as a Writer,” on Wednesday, August 18, 2010 at 7 pm CDT.
Ms. Dill’s proactive approach in settling your nerves from the onset will leave you wondering what took you so long to get with the social networking times. Her jammed packed 55-minute live teleclass discusses creating a Facebook page that screams you are a writer and using Facebook tools effectively along with the ins and outs of utilizing Twitter to the maximum will have you socializing through cyberspace in no time.
Sign-up today at Get Real Resources and as an added bonus you will receive an email with a link to the recording of the teleclass for your future reference. All for $5.97!
Visit the National Writing for Children Center online at http://www.writingforchildrencenter.com/ or the Children's Writers Coaching Club for more information on upcoming teleclasses and programs.
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M E D I A R E L E A S E
CONTACT: Suzanne Lieurance, The Working Writer’s Coach
Email: suzanne@workingwriterscoach.com
Website: http://writingforchildrencenter.com/
For Immediate Release
Internationally Renowned author, Simon Rose presents at the Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club
The positive knack in which you deal with rejection as a writer is an essential part of creating your career. Yes, easier said than done, especially with the word NO printed in black and white for you to read over and over again. Do not despair and do not become discouraged.
Award-winning author and Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club instructor, Simon Rose is here to present his live 55-minute teleclass, “Dealing with Rejection – Part 1,” on Thursday, August 19 at 8 pm CDT. Mr. Rose will discuss ways to deal with rejection, how not to take rejection personally, the many reasons why publishers may choose not to publish your work, and how to turn rejection to your advantage. That’s right, to your advantage. The old saying when one door closes another one opens is never more apparent in the publishing industry.
Sign-up today at Get Real Resources and as an added bonus you will receive an email with a link to the recording of the teleclass for your future reference. All for $5.97!
Visit the National Writing for Children Center online at http://www.writingforchildrencenter.com/ or the Children's Writers Coaching Club for more information on upcoming teleclasses and programs.
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Children's Writers' Coaching Club
Join the Children's Writers' Coaching Club and you'll learn everything you need to know to become a published children's book author.
As a member of this club, you'll work with both published and aspiring children's writers and illustrators to create the children's writing or illustrating career of your dreams.
And the best part is, you won't ever have to leave your home to do it - so you can enjoy your coaching club sessions in your pjs or bathrobe, if you like.
What could be better than that?
Just look at all you get for only $27.00 per month when you become a member of this fantastic club:
LIVE teleclasses EVERY month. Each teleclass is taught by a successful children's book author and/or illustrator who knows the "tricks of the trade" of children's writing, illustrating, and publishing.
A monthly writing assignment, designed to become a finished project ready for submission to a publisher, usually be the end of the month, although some projects take longer. Each month we focus on some area of publishing. For example, one month we study how to write short fiction for children's magazines. Another month we focus on writing nonfiction for children's magazines. Another month we target writing picture books, etc
The opportunity to have a manuscript professionally critiqued every week.
The opportunity to network daily via an online discussion list with other members of the CWCC, as well as the instructors.
And Much, Much More...
My personal unsoliciated and unpaid endorsement:
"The guidance and support at the CWCC has been instrumental in the success of my writing career. My first story book, due to be released in early 2010, is a direct result of an assignment through the CWCC. The weekly tele-classes and monthly assignments certainly keep you on task, even when you think your inkwell has run dry.
Writing can be a lonely business, but with the expert coaching from Suzanne Lieurance and camaraderie of the CWCC members you will no longer feel adrift in a sea of jumbled words." Donna McDine, Children's Author
Visit today and sign-up:
http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?Clk=2847621
Speaking of your ink well going dry, I'll share with you the Morning Nudge on December 22nd.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Children's Writers' Coaching Club
If you'd like to become a published children's book author yourself, join the Children's Writers' Coaching Club like I did, at the National Writing for Children Center and get the help you need to succeed ~ http://www.cwcoachingclub.comAs a member of this club, you'll work with both published and aspiring children's writers and illustrators to create the children's writing or illustrating career of your dreams.
And the best part is, you won't ever have to leave your home to do it - so you can enjoy your coaching club sessions in your pjs or bathrobe, if you like.
What could be better than that?
And the best part is, you won't ever have to leave your home to do it - so you can enjoy your coaching club sessions in your pjs or bathrobe, if you like.
What could be better than that?
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Children's Writers' Coaching Club

Need help creating your career as a children's writer or illustrator?
OR
Do you want to learn ways to make more of the career you already have?
Then join the Children's Writers' Coaching Club! As a member of this club, you'll work with both published and aspiring children's writers and illustrators to create the children's writing or illustrating career of your dreams.
Visit: http://www.cwcoachingclub.com/ for more details.
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