By Pam | Published:
August 29, 2009
I have a whole list of “Pam’s Pointers” that I would like to share with you. So, let’s start with Pam’s Pointer #1.
1) Age — Aim high; Word count — Aim low.
Aim high. The first part of this pointer is for authors who write for the children’s market. Children’s stories [...]
By Pam | Published:
August 25, 2009
Do you know about our “Send a Friend” Program for AnAuthor World classes?
If you send a friend to us who takes a class, then you will receive 20% off the class you are taking. Your friend doesn’t even have to take the same class (but, of course, it’s more fun if he or she [...]
By Tim | Published:
August 21, 2009
From October 12 through November 13, I’ll be privileged to serve as the artist-in-residence at Webb School in Knoxville, Tennessee. It’s a great opportunity to work with kids of all ages at a school that supports the arts in a big way. Looking forward to it! Meanwhile, I’ll also be preparing for our November exhibit [...]
By Tim | Published:
August 10, 2009
Tim Davis: Well, it’s time to interview each other. Why don’t we do it at the same time?
Pam Zollman: We can do that. So, Tim, tell me about yourself. You’re primarily an illustrator, so when did you start writing?
Tim: I was working as a staff illustrator for Bob Jones University Press [...]
By Pam | Published:
August 10, 2009
If you click on this link, you’ll see exactly how many days, hours, and minutes are left until “Write at the StART” conference begins.
http://xrl.in/2vpp
How cool is that?
By Pam | Published:
August 10, 2009
The “Write at the StART” conference is this Saturday! I am so excited about this event!
We still have a few places open. So if you’re still thinking about coming, go ahead and register online to let us know that you want a place saved for you. And then…Don’t mail your check! [...]
By Tim | Published:
August 3, 2009
TD: I’m guessing you loved to draw from an early age, but were you always more interested in illustration than in fine art?
Justin Gerard: I was always interested in story really. And art (or drawing really) was the one thing I could contribute to it. I was not an exceptional writer, I was not musically [...]