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Writing Tip 27 - Print and read your WIP out aloud to your kids, your mum, dad, dog, cat, bear. Imagine that they really are your intended audience. Read it to your young child self. This way you will read with feeling and intent and know when it doesn’t ring true.

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2019-07-12

Writing Tip 13 - Ideas come at the most inconvenient times - in the shower, while driving the car, in the middle of the night. Get out of the shower, stop the car, write notes on ur phone in the dark. Those ideas will happily latch onto the next person if you don’t.

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2019-06-24

“While I love the energy of a large crowd, sometimes the most meaningful events are for small audiences.”— & her favorite
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2019-06-14

“Always be working on the next thing.” —

. . . GINA PERRY!
What’s her favorite





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Find out ➡️ https://t.co/V7DI87cLPb
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2019-05-31

Hey there! This is Matt, one of two Spring 2019 Intern's at Glow in the Dark, also known as . These past few months have been so great, I've learned so much! I hope you've enjoyed the I've posted, accompanied by 's wonderful art!

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2019-05-22

Hello! Janet here! Spring 2019 Intern of Glow in the Dark, otherwise known as . I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to spend the Spring here. I hope you all enjoyed the collaboration between Matt, and I to bring you

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2019-05-10

I ask ‘why’ a lot. This character is here. Why? This happens. Why? ‘Why’ is the question that keeps me interested.

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2019-04-15

If you are an aspiring author, you'll want to read 's new column on why you should NEVER ask an illustrator to work on your book for free. It's a crucial dose of with input from , , & .
https://t.co/DVkZ4DsBnt

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2018-11-23

Hey YOU! I see you 👀.

I'm with you. I feel your weekend hangover. DON'T GIVE IN. Start your week strong and get those words down! 📝

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2018-10-30

You don't always need a villain to create conflict in . Story conflict comes about because characters have opposing values.

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2018-09-15

Looking forward to tutoring 'Writing for Children' with & guest this autumn. We would love to see you there! https://t.co/juUlbqsGq5

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2018-08-09

Want to progress your career AND do good? Bid on this live critique of YOUR work with editor , who has made brilliant books with , , . https://t.co/PHNKdSOQoF

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2018-08-04

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Kate Willis-Crowley () shares her approach to writing and illustrating on our website.

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2018-06-27

Pro writer tip! Whenever you have a flashback scene make sure there is a in it. No matter what.

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2018-04-03

If you've ever tried to create anything, then Max R. has some terrible, horrible, no good advice for you today on Wonky Peach.

https://t.co/Y0JF9mWE0s

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2018-01-26

If you've ever tried to create anything, then Max R. has some terrible, horrible, no good advice for you today on Wonky Peach. Go check it out.

https://t.co/dlT0a54yPd

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2018-01-25