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Publish Your Children's or Teen Fiction in Today's Market Webinar
At a Glance
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Children's books are today's hottest marketplace for fiction. Whether you want to write short picture books for the youngest readers, engaging middle-grade books for young tweens, or fantastic novels for teen readers, there are tips and tricks that you need to know before you can break in. Because children's books are so unique and specific—if you want to do them right, that is—this entire 90-minute webinar will be devoted to the art and craft of kid lit.
Successfully hooking an agent—and kid readers—with your writing takes voice, incredible characterization, and an exciting plot. In this market, you also need a commercial premise that'll immediately spark the imagination. Learn what each audience in children's books is looking for and how you can capitalize on these needs. You'll also learn how to make your project and pitch irresistible so you can take the next step toward publication.
What you'll learn:
- The essential elements of books written for younger children, tweens, and teens
- How your kid reader thinks about fiction and what they want
- What agents and editors look for in terms of pitch, writing, and book premise
- How to make your hook absolutely irresistible
- What separates an aspiring writer from a contracted author in this field
Product Details
- Publisher: Writer's Digest Books
- Publication date: 01/01/2011
- Return policy: This item is not eligible for return.
Meet the Author: Mary Cole
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Instructor Mary Kole is an associate agency with Andrea Brown Literary Agency, an agency specializing exclusively in children's books for the past thirty years. She writes the blog at Kidlit.com and offers writing, agent, and publishing advice three times a week. She's looking at all genres of middle grad and young adult fiction, except for high fantasy and hard sci-fi. She's also on the hunt for exceptional picture books, especially from accomplished author/illustrators. |


