Keeping Young Readers Engaged (with Alyssa Colman)

Keeping Young Readers Engaged (with Alyssa Colman)

Fall is upon us and a new school year has begun. Kids are lining hallways and rushing to class, clutching their school work, and new books to read. Between independent reading and required reading, keeping young readers engaged with reading helps build lifelong readers from the start. In this episode of "Writer's Digest Presents," middle-grade author Alyssa Colman sits down to discuss how to keep young readers engaged, how writing what she wanted to know more about kept her engaged, and her new historical fiction, Where Only Storms Grow, now available.

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How Poetry Can Help Our Fiction

How Poetry Can Help Our Fiction

Many writers who feel comfortable writing fiction feel intimidated by experimenting with poetry. But the truth is, poetry can teach us so much about what works in our fiction. In this episode of "Wri...

15 Sep 33min

What Is Literary Criticism? (featuring Grace Byron)

What Is Literary Criticism? (featuring Grace Byron)

When you hear "literary critic," what comes to mind? Book reviews? Literary deep dives? Discourse? Hot takes? Literary criticism has evolved over our long history of storytelling, and the role of the ...

18 Aug 35min

Writing Fiction About Real People: What You Need To Know

Writing Fiction About Real People: What You Need To Know

When a real-life person inspires you to write a story, how do you balance truth with fiction? It's a difficult challenge, especially if you have a personal relationship with your subject. But it's not...

21 Jul 49min

What a Book Coach Can Do for You (featuring Adrienne Westenfeld)

What a Book Coach Can Do for You (featuring Adrienne Westenfeld)

Book coaches offer a wide range of services that are catered to your personal needs as a writer. Maybe you need help brainstorming plot problems, or you need help with your query letter. Maybe you sim...

16 Jun 39min

The Dogs That Shaped Us With Isabel Klee

The Dogs That Shaped Us With Isabel Klee

Isabel Klee is best known for her work in fostering and rehabilitating dogs in New York City. As "Simon Sits" on social media, Klee chronicles the experience of caring for heartbroken animals and givi...

19 Mai 40min

Reading Like a Writer with Amy Jones

Reading Like a Writer with Amy Jones

In February, "Writer's Digest Presents" managing editor Moriah Richard and senior editor Michael Woodson discussed performing reading audits and what they can do for your reading life. In this episode...

21 Apr 1h 14min

The Fight Against Amazon with Bookshop.org

The Fight Against Amazon with Bookshop.org

Amazon's rise in dominion over the publishing industry is largely connected to the idea that convenience outweighs community—and independent bookstores across the country were shuttering in their wake...

17 Mar 48min

How (and Why) To Do a Reading Audit

How (and Why) To Do a Reading Audit

If you were to do a reading audit of the last year or two of reading, what would it look like? Do you spread your reading across various genres, or do you stick to just one or two? Conducting a readin...

17 Feb 54min

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