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The House of Books: Books in the house is good for children. Is your a home a book house?

The House of Books: Recent studies show that the amount of books in the childhood home has an impact on children’s education and has a correlation with earning in later life. Is your home a book house?…See More
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Ok so I know we're all supposed to be writing our next masterpiece while we wait to hear back from agents but I thought I'd share what it is I'm actually doing....…See More
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SCBWI Bloggers!

Are you a blogger?

Email Nick at webmaster AT britishscbwi.org to add you to our Ning's blogroll! The following are not in any particular order.


Lorraine Gregory's blog


Nicola L Robinson's Blog


Ozlem's Yikici's blog


Jan Carr's blog

 

The Nocturnal Readerby Davinia Andrew-Lynch

 

Brushing Upby Sam Zuppardi

 

In the Wishing Chair- podcasts and interviews on children's writing by Rebecca Brown

 

Laura Atkin'sblog

 

Bridging Imagesby Bridget Strevens-Marzo

 

Seven Miles of Steel Thistlesby Kath Langrish

 

Julie Fulton's blog

 

Eleanor Patrick's blog

 

Critically Yoursby Anne M. Leone

 

Frogs Blog From the Log by George Kirk

 

Mike Brownlow's blog

 

Not Quite UpWrite by Jo Wyton

 

My Word by Lisa Bratby

 

Ribble Babel by J.A. Brunning

A Novel Way by Tina Lemon

Rebecca Colby's Blog

KM Lockwood by Philippa Francis

Katie Dale's blog

Fifteen Days without a Head and Other Stories by Dave Cousins

An Illustrator's Life for Me by Lynne Chapman

Whirl of the Wheel by Catherine Condie

Claudia Myatt's blog

Candy Gourlay's new blog

John Shelley's blog

Jennie is Here! by Jennifer McLaughlin

Chaosmos by Vanessa Harbour

Dragon Tongue by children's authors in Wales

Miriam Halahmy on Writing

Scribble City Central by Lucy Coats

Critically Yours by Anne M Leon

Alex Craggs' Blog

Daylight Procrastinator by Yona Wiseman

Life Beyond by Mel Rogerson

Granny's Tale by Gillian McClure

Sword and Sandal Kids Blog by Saviour Pirotta

Who Ate My Brain? by Nick Cross

My Favourite Books by Liz de Jaeger

Chocolate Keyboard by Anna Bowles

The Fairy Tale Cupboard by Claire Massey

Nihilation by Jeannette Towey

Jo Loring Fisher's Blog

Trials of a Self Published Author by Debbie Edwards

Absolute Vanilla by Nicky Schmidt

Benjamin Scott's blog

Hot Frog by Paul Morton

Tall Tales & Short Stories by Tracy Ann Baines

Book Child World by Leila aka Bathsheba Clarice De Trop

Julie Day's blog

Jude's Writing Corner by Najoud (Jude) Ensaff

Sympathy for the Moon by David Thorpe

Debbie Bennett's blog

Sarah's Blog at the Greenhouse by Sarah Davies

Jabberworks by Sarah Macintyre

Anita Loughrey's Blog

Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost by Paul Romeo

Notes from the Slush Pile by Candy Gourlay, Teri Terry, Maureen Lynas, Addy Farmer and Jo Wyton

Sue Eves's Blog

Wilf by Addy Farmer

Sue Hyams's Blog

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The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators British Isles welcomes you to our very own Ning - where the fantastic writers and illustrators who make up our membership can show off their talents, advertise their work, network, interact, engage, and raise their profiles! If you'd like to join SCBWI, join on the international website

 

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Posted by Nick Cross on May 25, 2012 at 12:15

So you want to be a publisher?

I was at this event on Tuesday, find out what happened here:

http://authorontheedge.blogspot.co.uk 

Posted by Lorraine Gregory on May 24, 2012 at 15:46

The House of Books: Books in the house is good for children. Is your a home a book house?

The House of Books: Recent studies show that the amount of books in the childhood home has an impact on children’s education and has a correlation with earning in later life. Is your home a book house?…

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Posted by Sally-Jayne Poyton on May 22, 2012 at 11:00

Things to do while you wait.

Ok so I know we're all supposed to be writing our next masterpiece while we wait to hear back from agents but I thought I'd share what it is I'm actually doing....…

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Posted by Lorraine Gregory on May 22, 2012 at 10:16

No wonder I was soooo tired ...

Staying up till 3 am ... 7 days a week ... eating chocolate ...…

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Posted by Gillian Hesketh on May 21, 2012 at 22:38

IT'S A CELEBRATION!

tall tales & short stories is celebrating all the visitors who have stopped by the blog and being rated as a top ten children's literature blog for a second time!

The festivities will start on Monday 21st May and last for a few weeks…

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Posted by Tracy Ann Baines on May 19, 2012 at 13:34

Special Guest Blog by Max Tastic

It's a blog takeover this week by the young, the opinionated, the frankly unhinged MAX TASTIC!…

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Posted by Nick Cross on May 18, 2012 at 12:00

Any writers of 11+ fiction looking for a critique group?

Need critique support, want to join in and submit work and offer critiques to your peers?


The…
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Posted by Nicky Schmidt on May 16, 2012 at 13:23

My first Notes From the Slushpile appearance

I have recently collaborated with Maureen for my first notesfromtheslushpile blog post titled: Ready to Publish?…

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Posted by Katherine Lynas on May 16, 2012 at 11:02 — 2 Comments

International Book Giveaway and Ruth Eastham on how photography inspires writing

Today SCBWI's own Ruth Eastham guest blogs over on Absolute Vanilla about how photography inspires her writing.  There are also two copies of Ruth's fantastic new novel, The Messenger Bird, being given away. 

I read The Messenger Bird in…

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Posted by Nicky Schmidt on May 16, 2012 at 8:20

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1 June SCBWI London Social

June SCBWI London Social

June 26, 2012 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm at Young Vic Theatre

Organized By: Anita Loughrey

2 Caring Times

Caring Times

Added by Gillian Hesketh on May 4, 2012

3 Muslim Writers' Award - Call for Submissions

Muslim Writers' Award - Call for Submissions

July 20, 2012 from 6pm to 7pm at N/A

Organized By: Muslim Writers Award

4 Barefoot Books Illustrators’ Workshop with Vic Tyler

Barefoot Books Illustrators’ Workshop with Vic Tyler

June 19, 2012 from 6pm to 7pm at Barefoot Books

Organized By: Barefoot Books

5 Plymouth's own SCBWI group!

Plymouth's own SCBWI group!

June 12, 2012 from 7pm to 9pm at Art Frame Solutions. Faraday Mill360 - 362 Faraday Trade Park, Cattewater Rd, Plymouth, Devon. PL4 0SE

Organized By: Cheri Hunston (cheri.hunston@hotmail.com)

 
 
 

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    June 22, 2012 from 1:30pm to 3:30pm – Barefoot Books

    Tessa Strickland, Editor-in-Chief, and Victoria Tyler, Art Director, reveal what happened along the way – the crises, the calamities and the moments of calm -  as they created some of Barefoot Books’

    Organized by Barefoot Books | Type: publishing

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