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Kristyn Crow is the author of eight delightful picture books, including her soon-to-be released title: Hello, Hippo! Goodbye, Bird!
Kristyn is a genius with rhyme and wordplay, and in today’s interview she shares how literary devices such as rhythm, musical quality, and refrains can make a picture book a joy to read.
We also discuss how conferences and workshops are a must for anyone who wants to be published…
And the brave chance she herself took at one such a conference!
Listen to ‘Stories Unbound’ Episode 6:
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Join Us On The Storytellers’ Summit:
Whether you write children’s books, screenplays or novels…
…or draw storyboards or comics: You are a storyteller.
…and every storyteller understands that turning our lofty thoughts into a finished work often feels like an uphill climb…
The Storytellers’ Summit – a new online course from The Oatley Academy – will provide guidance from some of the entertainment industry’s best teachers.
We’ll help you master fundamental concepts like:
- Developing your protagonist
- Building a believable world
- Constructing a compelling plot
- Finding your voice
- Fighting writer’s block
Your story is waiting.
Join The Storytellers’ Summit today!
Awesome Links:
Top 10 Things a Writer Should Do To Publish A Children’s Book
Hello, Hippo! Good-bye, Bird! On Amazon (Shawna’s Amazon Affiliate Link)
Zombelina On Amazon (Shawna’s Amazon Affiliate Link)
Music by Ryan Keith and Wes Cepin
How Do You Deal With Rejection?
Kristyn sees rejection as constructive. …a source of inspiration even.
What methods have you used to move on after receiving rejections or tough critiques?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
