‘I have always been open to feedback, even if it hurts my creative pride. I know that somewhere in it is either a ‘gem’ I can use, or it can trigger my inner critique to emerge and see the manuscript with a different lens.’
Did you miss out on attending the Kids & YA Festival? Take a look at some of the images from the day and listen to some of the recordings!
Did you miss out on attending the Kids & YA Festival? Check out our recordings of sessions Writing with Passion and Building Career Longevity!
Award-winning author Belinda Murrell shares her insights into the industry after publishing over 35 books.
“It’s our job as authors to ensure that we use every word, every technique at our disposal to tell our story in the most skilful, entertaining way.”
We chatted to award-winning author Aleesah Darlison, about the crucial step of editing in the writing process, ahead of her Children’s and YA Manuscript Assessment sessions on Saturday 28 June.
“If you’re going to sink your teeth into one picture book about eating a balanced diet…Hugo Makes a Change makes for a read as sweet, juicy and refreshing as a big red crunchy apple on a dark moonlit night. It’s an absolute treat.” Lucie Towers reviews Hugo Makes a Change by Scott Emmons.
