All Why, Why, Why feedback has been returned for those who have requested it. If you have not received yours, please let Snoop know and forward ALL the pages of your ms (PASTED in the email) to whysnoop@cynthealiu.com. Snoop will return your feedback via Twitter for any remaining works that have not received comments.
Will Round 13 happen? Help us make it to 400 comments by Sunday, May 3rd, 11:59PM CST, and the race is on!
The challenge post is here. Please leave a comment (one per person!).
http://www.cynthealiu.com/2009/03/bloggers-library-loving-challenge/
THIS JUST IN: Round 12 Twitter Thoughts from Snoop are posted. http://www.twitter.
Silver Phoenix: Beyond the Kingdom of Xia by Cindy Pon
This week, we have Cindy Pon. Cindy was born in Taipei, Taiwan and immigrated to California in 1980 at age six, settling in a suburb of Los Angeles. She began writing stories before she was officially declared English proficient. Cindy is a student of Chinese brush painting, and her love for the art is reflected in her storytelling. An award winning artist, her paintings have been shown in various venues throughout San Diego.
Will Round 12 happen? Help us make it to 350 comments by Wednesday, April 30th 11:59PM CST, and the race is on!
The challenge post is here. Please leave a comment (one per person!).
http://www.cynthealiu.com/2009/03/bloggers-library-loving-challenge/
THIS JUST IN: Round 11 Twitter Thoughts from Snoop are posted. http://www.twitter.
Hello WFCAT fans,
Thought you’d enjoy this one today. Especially with RLGL underway. Breathe it in!
http://bluerosegirls.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-i-read-submissions.html
Looks like a good chance that Round 11 will never come to fruition without your help. Help us make it to 300 comments, and the race is on!
The challenge post is here. Please leave a comment (one per person!).
http://www.cynthealiu.com/2009/03/bloggers-library-loving-challenge/
THIS JUST IN: Round 10 Twitter Thoughts from Snoop are posted. http://www.twitter.
Nan Marino
his week we have librarian Nan Marino, who lives on the Jersey shore. She’s written web copy for an alcohol distributor, published scholarly articles and co-wrote an educational book. Her first novel, Neil Armstrong is My Uncle and Other Lies Muscle Man McGinty Told Me, will be published in May ’09 by Roaring Brook Press.
I want to thank everyone who has participated and spread the word so far, but seriously? We can do WAY better. Get your mom, your kids (13+), and your spouses involved to keep RLGL alive. While the challenge will continue until the goal is met, RLGL won’t if it’s not bringing in more supporters. We’re not doing this for nothing, yanno.
The challenge post is here. Please leave a comment (one per person!).
http://www.cynthealiu.
For those of you participating in RLGL, and even those who are not, Snoop will be tweeting his thoughts while reviewing RLGL works.
http://www.twitter.com/thesnooper
Should be enlightening. To enter RLGL, see http://www.writingforchildrenandteens.com/2009/03/26/918/red-light-green-light-we-love-libraries-begins-tonight/
Breathing by Cheryl Renee Herbman
This week, we have the fabulous Cheryl Renée Herbsman. Cheryl received her B.S. in psychology from Duke University and her master’s in clinical psychology from the University of California, Berkeley. She lives with her husband and two children in Northern California.