Middle Grade author Janet Sumner Johnson talks about her debut novel, THE LAST GREAT ADVENTURE OF THE PB&J SOCIETY, as well as the challenge of writing for middle graders, the assumption that books for children are somehow lesser than books written for adults, as well as the question of what content to include for younger readers.
Links:
Query Tracker
Literary Rambles
Brenda Drake's Pitch Wars
Dee Romito's Query Sign Submit
Janet Sumner Johnson:
Site
Blog
May Roundup & Why The Little Things Matter
Barbara Claypole White: Writing Through Personal Tragedy
Alyssa Palombo: Balancing Blogging & Writing
Kurt Dinan: Writing Humor
April Roundup Plus Writing Advice on Character Movement
Sophie Perinot: Researching for Historical Fiction
Lydia Kang: Writing Across Genres
March Roundup Plus Mindy's Best (And Worst) Writing Advice
M-E Girard: Writing Queer YA
Justina Ireland: Writing Outside of Your Race
RC Lewis: Critique Partners - How to Get One, How to Be One
Kate Karyus Quinn: Query Process & Writer's Envy
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