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SCBWI members have a wealth of knowledge about the process and business
of creating children's books; we're proud to present these helpful articles by Michigan members and others.
About Critique Groups and Guidelines Seventeen Minds Trying to Catch Up With One: A Checklist to Help Us Critique Our Own Manuscripts compiled by Jane Yolen's Centrum '81 Students, edited by Anna Grossnickle Hines To learn more about critiquing, check out these articles
too... About Getting Published FAQs: Regional Advisors Answer Common Questions by Robin Michal Koontz, with contributions by Phyllis Cahill, Collyn Justus, Patricia Pfitsch, Sue Bradford Edwards, Esther Hershenhorn, Cheryl Zach, and Shirley Burns About Illustrating Illustration: Shedding Light Gumshoes 101: Cluing in to Magazines by Lisa Wroble Read It Again: Writing Stories That Speak to Babies and Toddlers by Hope Vestergaard When Lines in the Sand Get Blown Away: How to Find the Time to Write, in Spite of Yourself by Christine Kole Maclean Advice About Agents by Ann Tompert Articles from past SCBWI Bulletins are online at SCBWI, available to current SCBWI members. Check them out! Humorous
and Inspirational Articles Writers Beware: Epidemic Rages by Lindy Rymill Numerous websites have posted fine articles; visit Links for site suggestions. Would you like to submit an article
for publication at this website? We seek informational articles particular to a specific children's genre and strong general articles about our craft. We especially need articles for illustrators. Query editor@KidsBookLink.org. No
dollars are offered, but we will include a mini-profile, "About the Author," to help contributors promote their
work. Page last updated 16 Feb 2010
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