Do you want to learn how to write for children? The Institute of Children's Literature has taught hundreds of thousands of aspiring writers, and the director of ICL is the host of Writing for Children. Bestselling children's author Katie Davis focuses on the craft of writing for children: how to write a children’s book, how to write for children’s magazines, how to get paid, and get published. The... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsHow ToEducation |
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Just found this podcast! So super helpful and informative For aspiring and already experienced children’s book authors. A huge thank you, all the way from Australia.
This topic was well presented by Katie, very useful & complete. Thank you!!
I love that Katie’s podcast is specifically for writing for children. I listen to a LOT of writing podcasts, but this is one of the only ones that is specifically targeted towards children’s authors. In addition to the shorter episodes with practical advice, I’m so thankful previews of the author interviews are offered for free on the podcast. So encouraging!
Listening to Katie‘s podcast I feel encouraged and realistic about my writing journey...and so excited to pursue my dream of becoming a published author. She feels like a personal, honest friend who has been through ups and downs and wants to share the lessons she’s learned. She is a wealth of knowledge and she inspires me to persevere with all of her practical advice. So thankful!
I appreciate the concept but the content is pretty thin in this podcast and the host is constantly trying to up sell the audience on products. One episode she read a list of commonly confused homonyms and then pitched whatever product. I don’t even know because I tuned out. Not the best
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