Friday, 18 March 2011

How To Write a Rhyming Picture Book and Get it Published -- Part 1: A Writer’s Perspective.






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  1. Rachel Fenton18 March 2011 at 22:43

    This is brilliant - and not just for writers of children's picture books!

    Could you have an "ask the writer/illustrator" blog post, too?

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  2. Thomas Taylor19 March 2011 at 08:18

    Thanks, Rachel.

    Would an 'ask the writer/illustrator' post involve me sitting in state while the people come into the presence? I'd like that:)

    Seriously though, do you mean inviting questions in the comments? But what if no one asked anything? I'd be Tommy No-Mates again.

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  3. Rachel Fenton19 March 2011 at 08:39

    HA! I meant just drop a Q in the comments. I could assume multiple IDs and ask loads! (Given myself an idea for my blog now...:)

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  4. Simon Kewin19 March 2011 at 18:16

    Wonderful post, Thomas, and all great advice. I've noticed, when reading such books to my own children, how much more I enjoy reading them when they have a proper rhythm and rhyme structure. And also how they grate when lines don't fit etc.

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  5. Thomas Taylor19 March 2011 at 18:56

    Thanks, Simon -- I'm glad you agree. I learnt all this the hard way.

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  6. Anonymous16 August 2011 at 12:54

    I love the post very much because I'm translating a poem.
    Thank you for this wonderful post.

    Sandra

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