The Good Sister by Jamie Kain St. Martin’s Griffin Publication date: available in paperback December 8, 2015 Target Audience: ages 13 and up (Young Adult) Full Disclosure: I received a copy from St. Martin’s Press in exchange for an honest review. . I love a book that begins with a mystery. The Good Sister lets … More YA Book Review: The Good Sister by Jamie Kain
Smart articles you should read if you’re a writer looking to get published: The Reverse Outline by Deborah Kevin This article in the Little Patuxent Review, a journal of literature and the arts, discusses a technique called the reverse outline. Grab a novel (or your completed draft) and get ready to learn! The Art of … More Enrich your Craft — Stay in the Know
The stretch of time between Halloween and New Year’s is usually jammed packed with places to go and things to do. Make sure you dedicate some time for books — whether it’s reading, writing, or both. Here are some ideas for infusing writing time into your holiday time: New Moon Girls has a brilliant post: … More Writers! Stay Creative and Connected during the Holiday Madness
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