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READ LIKE A WRITER, a teaching blog

Writing Diverse Characters Different from those Inherent to the Author

By Christine Kohler

In 1985, my first four fiction children’s books were published by Concordia Publishing House in a series called Growing up Christian. Those contemporary stories for ages 5-9 tackled social problems, such as attitudes toward disabled people and illness. My main character in two stories is Jennifer, who is white, and her  Read More 

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MAGICAL WRITING: LEARNING IN LEAPS

by Janni Lee Simner

How do we learn as writers? How do we take our work to the next level?

We all know the places we can go to learn. Formal conferences and workshops. Less formal critique groups and beta readers. Reading books about writing, and reading other books—so many other books—by  Read More 

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