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Paying Attention to Page Turns

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By Kate Carroll I don’t know about you, but if I get a plan for a picture book, I zero in on it immediately, get it out of my head and ont...

Cover Reveal: I See Sea Food: Sea Creatures that Look Like Food by Jenna Grodzicki

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By Lisa Amstutz Today, we're thrilled to welcome Jenna Grodzicki to the Six Pens blog to share about her new book, I See Sea Food: Sea...
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Interview with Author Michelle Houts

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By Lana Koehler When I first met Michelle Houts, I was introducing her at an SCBWI Conference and had trouble remembering the pronunciati...
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To Be or Not To Be

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By Gloria Reichert Show. Don’t tell. Writers often hear this excellent advice, but following it poses some challenges. Authors can heed thi...

Meet Children’s Book Illustrator Ken Min

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By Gloria Adams Ken is an illustrator and animation storyboard artist for commercials and animated TV shows. His picture book debut...

Interview with Author Michelle Medlock Adams

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By Lisa Amstutz Today we're happy to welcome Michelle Medlock Adams to the Six Pens blog. Michelle is a prolific author, teacher, and ...

When You’re Not the Expert: How Picture Book Writers Can Tackle Topics and Places Outside their Realm

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Today, we're excited to share a guest post by author Emma Smith, author of the forthcoming To Live on an Island and other titles. Welc...
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Pros and Cons of Work-For-Hire

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By Gloria Adams and Lisa Amstutz The children’s publishing industry can be tough to break into. Competition is high and budgets are...

Beyond Writing Prompts

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By Gloria G. Adams Most of us have used writing prompts for different reasons: to break writer’s block, at gatherings of writers, at...