Wow! Can you believe it? This blog has been nominated by Annick Press for the Brillante Weblog Primio. Thank you Annick!
Now to pass on the appreciation. Here's my nominees, im no specific order (because I love you all):
Editorial Anonymous This is the place to be checking, frequently, if you are a writer or illustrator. You can aske her questions (which are answered fairly promptly), get involved in a very heated discussion in the comments section, or simply read and learn. Trust me, check this one out.
Kim at Bugs and Bunnies. This is the best unpublished children's writer blog, I know of. Kim relates hilarious ancidotes that range from her housekeeping woes, to her son's tiny acts of rebellion. She also does a wonderful book review and author profile every Friday, has a holidays calender (every day is a day to celebrate), writes articles on strange and interesting facts, and has a little something for fans of Calvin and Hobbes. There's more, but you'll have to head over there and see for yourself.
Kate Messner of Kate's Book Blog. Here's my favourite published children's author's blog. I met Kate on the Verla Kay discussion board, and thank goodness! Her blog is invaluable for any writer looking to break into the business. She freely posts her methods for revision and provides plenty of insight into everything that crosses the path of a published writer. There is a whole lot going on over there, as she is working on a book, right now, and her YA book, Champlain and the Silent One has just been released. She also posts a weekly "Friday Five" that you won't want to miss.
Kristen at Pub Rants (that's "publishing" rants) has all the lowdown from the agent's trenches. Ever wonder how exactly an agent earns their comission? Give her a visit and you'll see. She also posts helpful hints for writers and ponders the great questions of the biz. Her format is wonderful. I love the "status updates", and "what's playing on the ipod".
Moonrat at Editorial Ass is like the symoathetic big sister of the writing world. An author and editorial assistant, you can bet she's got some interesting posts, sprinkled with tidbits of life in NYC. At least check out the "pistola" post -not for kids, but very funny. You'd be interested in the "mischief" she runs with (haer group of long time blog friends) , too. It seems everyweek another one scores a deal or releases a book.
Laurie at Writing on the Edge is a refreshing read, especially for Christian readers/writers. I was actually surprised to discover a suspense/ thriler book blog written by a Christian Author. While your religious views may understandably differ, it is nice to find something entertaining that doesn't involve the total corrosion of societal values. She posts on a wide variety of topics, writes great book reviews and conducts the odd interview.
Rules for next recipients of the Brillante Weblog Premio are as follows:
1. The award may be displayed on a winner’s blog.
2. Add a link to the person you received the award from.
3. Nominate up to seven other blogs.
4. Add their links to your blog.
5. Add a message to each person that you have passed the award on in the comments section of their blog.
Enjoy!
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7 comments:
Awww, thanks, MommyC! I've already sent awards to all the bloggers I know, so I can't pass this one on - but it's wonderful to know you enjoy my blog so much.
I know the feeling. I won't be getting to the award you gave me for a few days, for that same reason. But, I wanted you to know how much I loved your blog, anyway.
I know the feeling. I won't be getting to the award you gave me for a few days, for that same reason. But, I wanted you to know how much I loved your blog, anyway.
awesome! thanks for the nom :)
and i'm so glad you like my blog. it's nice to have community.
Actually, I don't like your blog, I love it!
Wow, congrats mommy c on the Annick award!!!!:)
(they have good taste in blogs like the rest of us:)
Chris
Thank you Christine. And, I haven't forgotten about you. I have been trying to track down more of your books, but my library only has the "Penelope" books. There is more than enough material there for questions, though. So, expect to be hearing from me soon.
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