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E-raamat: Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2020

  • Formaat: 480 pages
  • Sari: Writers' and Artists'
  • Ilmumisaeg: 25-Jul-2019
  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Yearbooks
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781472947628
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  • Formaat: 480 pages
  • Sari: Writers' and Artists'
  • Ilmumisaeg: 25-Jul-2019
  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Yearbooks
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781472947628

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'To find your way as a children's author, CWAYB should be your first port of call.' Sarah Crossan, Carnegie Medal Winning author.

Foreword by William Sutcliffe, author of Are you Experienced?, New Boy and We See Everything

The indispensable guide to writing for children and young adults, this Yearbook provides inspirational articles from successful writers and illustrators, as well as practical advice on who to contact across the media and how to get published.

New articles for the 2020 edition include:
- Creating manga and other graphic novels
- Writing series fiction
- Translating children's fiction
- The dos and don'ts of submitting to agents
- Getting a foot in the door: advice for BAME writers
- Writing for the school market
- Writing for children's TV
- Successful use of social media
- Reinventing old tales for new readers



'To find your way as a children's author, CWAYB should be your first port of call.' Sarah Crossan, Carnegie Medal Winning author.

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A goldmine of invaluable information. * Francesca Simon * Consult the excellent Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook and get going! * Jacqueline Wilson * . . . absolutely essential. If it was a person, it would be your most knowledgeable and trusted confidant. * Andy Stanton *

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'To find your way as a children's author, CWAYB should be your first port of call.' Sarah Crossan, Carnegie Medal Winning author
About the Yearbook v
More than a book ix
Foreword xi
William Sutcliffe
Books: Publishing advice
Spotting talent
1(3)
Barry Cunningham
What makes a children's classic?
4(4)
David Fickling
Breaking down the market: where does your book sit?
8(4)
Jasmine Richards
News and trends in children's publishing 2018-19-Caroline Horn
12(5)
Children's books: genres and categorization
17(4)
Caroline Horn
Listings
Children's book publishers UK and Ireland
21(21)
Children's book publishers overseas
42(23)
Children's audio publishers
65(2)
Children's book packagers
67(3)
Children's book clubs
70(1)
Children's bookshops
71(6)
Books, sites and blogs about children's books
77(3)
Inspiring Writers
Making a writer
80(2)
Sarah Crossan
Notes from a Children's Laureate
82(3)
Anthony Browne
Notes from Jacqueline Wilson
85(3)
Jacqueline Wilson
A word from J.K. Rowling
88(1)
J.K. Rowling
If at first you don't succeed
89(2)
Frances Hardinge
My way into a different world
91(2)
Sally Green
Getting published
93(2)
Andy Stanton
From dream to reality
95(2)
Frank Cottrell Boyce
A jobbing writer's lot
97(3)
Joanna Nadin
Writing and translating children's fiction
100(4)
Clementine Beauvais
Who do children's authors write for?
104(3)
Michael Rosen
A writer's ten commandments
107(2)
Michael Morpurgo
Writing for different genres and markets
Writing books to read aloud
109(3)
Anne Fine
Writing for reluctant readers
112(4)
Jon Mayhew
Finding new readers and markets
116(4)
Tom Palmer
Writing adventures in the real world: children's non-fiction
120(4)
Isabel Thomas
Writing for a variety of ages
124(4)
Geraldine McCauglirean
Overnight success
128(4)
Lauren St John
Keeping going: the ups and downs of being a published writer
132(3)
Theresa Tomlinson
Writing humour for young children
135(3)
Jeremy Strong
How to write a picture book
138(4)
Tessa Strickland
Writing ghostly stories
142(3)
Cornelia Funke
Writing magic into fiction
145(3)
Kiran Millwood Hargrave
Reinventing old stories for new readers
148(3)
Deirdre Sullivan
Plotting: how to keep your YA readers reading
151(2)
Sarah Mussi
Writing historical novels
153(6)
Michelle Paver
Writing for teenagers
159(3)
Holly Smale
Writing crime fiction for teenagers
162(3)
Anne Cassidy
Writing thrillers for teenagers
165(4)
Sophie McKenzic
Dealing with tough issues in YA fiction
169(4)
Holly Bourne
Writing about love and loss for children
173(3)
Natasha Farrant
Including LGBT+ characters in children's fiction
176(4)
Lauren James
Series fiction: writing as part of a team
180(3)
Lucy Courtenay
The long and winding road to publication
183(4)
Paul Stewart
Murderous inventions
187(3)
Robin Stevens
Who am I today? Writing under multiple pseudonyms
190(4)
Julia Golding
Self-publishing
From self-publishing to contract
194(4)
Janey Louise Jones
An indie's journey to award-winning success
198(3)
Griselda Heppel
What do self-publishing providers offer?
201(3)
Jeremy Thompson
The hybrid author: you can do it all - your way!
204(4)
Shelli R. Johannes
Listings
Editorial services and self-publishing providers
208(5)
Poetry
Flying the poetry flag
213(4)
John Foster
An interview with my shadow
217(2)
Brian Patten
Listings
Poetry organisations
219(6)
Literary agents
How to yet an agent
225(4)
Philippa Milncs-Smith
What do agents do for their commission?
229(3)
Julia Churchill
How to sell your book to an agent
232(2)
Madeleine Milburn
Choosing the right agent
234(3)
Gill McLay
A message for under-represented writers: We Want You
237(3)
Davinia Andrew Lynch
Meet the parents: agent, author and the birth of a book
240(3)
Stephanie Thwaitcs
Do you have to have an agent to succeed?
243(4)
Philip Ardagh
Listings
Children's literary agents UK and Ireland
247(11)
Children's literary agents overseas
258(8)
Illustration
Notes from a successful children's author and illustrator
263(3)
Lauren Child
The craft of the illustrator
266(4)
Salvatore Rubbino
Being an illustrator and a writer
270(2)
Liz Pichon
On being a storyteller the illustrator's story
272(5)
Korky Paul
Creating graphic novels
277(2)
Raymond Briggs
Notes from the first Children's Laureate
279(2)
Quentin Blake
Eight great tips to get your picture book published
281(4)
Tony Ross
Writing and illustrating picture books
285(4)
Debi Gliori
Listings
Illustrators' agents
289(4)
Magazines and newspapers
Writing for the teenage market
293(4)
Michelle Garnett
Creating a children's comic
297(3)
Tom Pickling
Listings
Magazines and newspapers for children
300(5)
Magazines about children's literature and education
305(4)
Television, film and radio
Adapting children's books for stage and screen
309(4)
Emma Reeves
Children's literature on radio and audio
313(6)
Neville Teller
Writing for visual broadcast media
319(4)
Jayne Kirkham
Writing to a brief
323(3)
Di Redmond
Listings
Children's television and radio
326(5)
Theatre
Writing for children's theatre
331(6)
David Wood
Adapting books for the stage
337(4)
Stephen Briggs
Listings
Theatre for children
341(8)
Societies, prizes and festivals Society of Authors
349(4)
Alliance of Independent Authors
352(1)
Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators
353(3)
Seven Stories
356(2)
The National Centre for Children's Books
The Children's Book Circle
358(1)
Federation of Children's Book Groups
359(2)
National Literacy Trust
361(1)
Listings
Societies, associations and organisations
362(17)
Children's book and illustration prizes and awards
379(11)
Children's literature festivals and trade fairs
390(4)
Children's writing courses and conferences
394(3)
Publishing practice
ISBNs: what you need to know
397(3)
Public Lending Right
400(7)
Glossary of publishing terms
407(3)
Editing your work
410(7)
Copyright
Copyright questions
417(6)
Gillian Haggart Davies
Copyright Licensing Agency Ltd
423(2)
Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society
425(2)
DACS (Design and Artists Copyright Society)
427(2)
Finance
FAQs for writers
429(2)
Peter Vaines
Income tax
431(10)
Peter Vaines
National Insurance contributions and social security benefits
441(10)
Peter Arrowsmith
Sarah Bradford
Index 451