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Learn About Writing for Children from Industry Experts

February 8, 2019

 

The Center for Children’s Literature and Continuing Professional Studies is thrilled to announce its spring Writing for Children classes.

From left to right:  Author, Amy Hest; Former Editor, Sharyn November, Author/Illustrator, Stephen Savage

 

Writing for Children III: Publishing 101 with Sharyn November, former editor, Viking Press (Special Introductory Price, $50.00, Online)

Registrants will participate in one online session.  The class is meant for unpublished and self-published authors who want to better understand the first steps of marketing a work to publishers and the machinations of the editorial process.  You’ll learn the basics for preparing query letters, agents, and the key actors who prepare a manuscript for publication, as well as how to find like-minded writers and promote yourself and your work.

 

Introduction to Illustration with Stephen Savage award winning illustrator of Where’s Walrus, Where’s Walrus and Penguin, Supertruck, Polar Bear Night and many other books. (Special Introductory Price, $50.00, Online)

Registrants will participate in two synchronous sessions which will introduce and explore the process and key concepts around illustration for children’s literature. The goal is to better understand the illustration process and how to develop basic strategies to set you on the road to illustrating your own projects.

 

 

Writing for Children classes lead by award winning author Amy Hest at Bank Street College

Writing for Children: Finding Your Voice
For beginners who want to write a children’s book.  The class will focus on aspects of good story telling, writing, tone, dialogue and characters in a friendly and supportive environment.

 

Writing for Children II: Developing Your Manuscript
Now that you have found your voice.  Refine your Manuscript.

 

The Writers Lab for Unpublished Authors
For a small group of committed writers who want to come together each month to share their works in progress and receive feedback from other committed writers.

You can also contact us at 212-875-4649  or cps@bankstreet.edu for more information.

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