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Self-Marketing Part I: Blogging 101
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Ask most published authors how much their publishing house did to market their books and they’ll probably say, “Not much.” And it’s true: Unless you’ve established that you will make your publishing house bazillions of dollars, or they’re willing to bet that you will ( ( Read more... ) -
All The World (all of Vermont College, for sure) LOVES Marla Frazee!
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This winter Vermont College of Fine Arts is lucky to have Marla Frazee joining us as a Writer of Distinction. She’s an author and illustrator of spirited and structurally exacting picture books, and her work includes The Boss Baby, A Couple of Boys Have the Best Week ( Read more... ) -
Vermont College of Fine Arts Writers in Residence - Q&A with Libba Bray
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One of the wonderful things about residency is meeting the Writers in Residence. A few days ago, Peter talked about visiting author/illustrator Marla Frazee. Today, I will bring you highlights from a Q&A that I did with Libba Bray last week in which she talks about ( Read more... ) -
And then they were there…
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Those post-dystopians, the VCFA Class of January 2013, has announced their name.
THE DYSTROPIANS!
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Cynthia Leitich Smith Rules!
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What happened at the Vermont College of Fine Arts yesterday?
The day began with two wonderful lectures by graduating students. Listening to my peers always blows me away. The writers in this program know so much, and they have so many ways of tackling craft issues. It’s ( Read more... ) -
Residency Soreness
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I am sore!
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Exponential Growth In Happiness To You
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May your happiness grow exponentially in 2012. I’m not sure mine will and, anyway, predicting the future feels jinxy. But one can be optimistic at the New Year. Heliotropic, say. A professor of mine once called Anne Elliot in Austen’s “Persuasion” heliotropic; Anne ( Read more... )
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