Saturday, 26 March 2011

How To Write a Rhyming Picture Book and Get It Published -- Part 3: A Reader’s Perspective.



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  1. Planet Penny26 March 2011 at 16:27

    A fascinating insight, completely upstaged by the adorable picture at the top! (and don't tell me I'm biased!)

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  2. Caroline Starr Rose28 March 2011 at 00:13

    I'm giving a talk on picture books next month. Very helpful. Thanks!

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  3. Thomas Taylor28 March 2011 at 14:36

    Caroline, Good luck with that talk. I'm glad you found these posts useful.

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  4. Rachel Fenton1 April 2011 at 09:46

    Picture books aside - that was the best description of anapaests and dactyls I have EVER read!

    BEAUTIFUL boy, btw, and haven't I seen that blanket somewhere before?

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  5. Thomas Taylor1 April 2011 at 15:38

    Thanks, Rachel. He is a beautiful boy, when he isn't raising hell:)

    I like that blanket, so it's possible I've used it somewhere before. I'm thinking of adopting it as my superhero cape.

    Crochet Man!

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  6. Sam Day7 April 2011 at 10:30

    Hi Thomas, Nice series of posts on rhyming picture books. (Enjoyed the HP cover post too).

    I've just submitted my rhyming picture book manuscript and I think it follows most of the advice here. Hoping for the best!

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  7. Thomas Taylor7 April 2011 at 11:08

    Thanks, Abraham -- I'm glad you found them useful. Good luck with your ms!

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  8. Conrad Burdekin5 December 2011 at 14:50

    Hi Thomas - just stepping out into the world of submitting rhyming picture books. Been writing rhyming verse for a while, and published my own collection last year (www.conradburdekin.com). Wondered if you knew of a complete list of agents / publishers in the UK who will accept submissions of rhyming picture books? Really enjoyed your insights. Thanks so much. Conrad

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  9. Thomas Taylor6 December 2011 at 08:52

    Hi, Conrad. Thanks for commenting. The best list I know of is the Writer's and Artist's year book:

    http://www.writersandartists.co.uk/

    I hope that helps! Good luck with your writing and with submissions. And now I'm off to visit your site...

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