Thank you again to the lovely Katrina for stepping in and stepping up last week.
It's a new month, so it's a new theme: Charlie Bucket is fifty! More on that later.
And there's a new Ask a Publisher podcast on Monday, That's TOMORROW, people!
Last week...
- What a great insight on an author's life from guest blogger Elizabeth Wein - the poetry of The Stock Signing Lesson
- The Blog Break had great Indie focus follow the link for indie author Julie Day's latest post on her author visit.
- Proofreader Catriona Tippin has some advice for self publishers on choosing fonts.
- Maureen Lynas reported from the North East on how Sara O'Connor's been going the extra mile for aspiring authors again - this time help with pitching via the ether.
- Abi Elphinstone's write up of Robert Paul Weston's fantasy masterclass will have you kicking yourself for missing it.
- Illustrators making a living from their illustrator art - how do they do it? John Shelley who has been since he was lad, explores the ways and means.
- And congratulations to Three Hares Books, the new publisher with a difference now up and running!
Next Week...
Amongst lots of other interesting stuff, we have:
- (Just in case you missed it earlier.) A new Ask a Publisher Podcast on Monday!
- And, visiting Wednesday this week from its normal Monday slot, is Ask a Picture Book Editor, with our RA Natascha Beibow and Little Tiger Press' Ellie Farmer.
- Plus, A third fabulous feature on Friday on the importance of the right USP from author, illustrator and Plaister Press publisher, Gillian McClure.
The Shadow Judges are revealed at lunchtime...
Back soon,
Jan Carr
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