This article first appeared
Adventures in YA Publishing (March 6, 2015) and Uncommon YA (March 20, 2015)
by Christine Kohler
Imagine you open a book and one character's dialogue is in a foreign language that you do not read. Read More
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WEAVING FOREIGN WORDS SEAMLESSLY INTO ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEXT
March 24, 2015
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Chris Eboch on WRITING VIVID SCENES
March 14, 2015
[Note: This article is revised reprint from a 2012 CHILDREN’S WRITER column, published by The Institute.]
I read a lot of works in progress, between my work as a teacher through the Institute of Children’s Literature, my editorial business, and occasionally acting as a Read More
FILLING HOLES IN THE CANON OF CHILDREN’S LIT
March 1, 2015
By Christine Kohler
I’ve always written to holes I see in children’s literature. I got into writing children’s lit in the early 1980s by writing what I could not find to buy for my own children—Christian contemporary “social problem” fiction with multi-racial casts. I sold the Growing Up Christian series Read More
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