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ESSAY // TEACHERS & WRITERS MAGAZINE
FEATURE // FANFIADDICT
WORKING TITLE: What a “Faceless YouTube” Rule Taught Me About Kids and Writing
We often view screens and technology as the enemies of learning and creativity in kids, but when our family imposed a “faceless” YouTube rule on our daughter, it resulted in an explosion of creative activity.
Currently in collaborative development with editorial staff.
[FORTHCOMING]
Why Sci-Fi Still Doesn’t Have Its Hogwarts
Magic school books dominate fantasy — especially in MG and YA. So why doesn’t science fiction have a Hogwarts equivalent? And what might it look like?
FEATURE // LONE STAR LITERARY LIFE
FEATURE // ILLUMINATION
What Watching My Son Grow as a Reader Taught Me
When my son switched from reading straight-up fantasy to science fiction, it served as a reminder to me that reading tastes evolve over time, and writers would do well to pay attention to why this happens if they want to remain relevant.
Why Kids Need Book Series That Grow With Them
An exploration of why so many kids tend to abandon reading for pleasure as they reach their adolescent and teenage years, and how more book series that age with their readers could help to reduce this trend.
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// FEATURED PUBLICATIONS //
ESSAY // TEACHERS & WRITERS MAGAZINE
WORKING TITLE: What a “Faceless YouTube” Rule Taught Me About Kids and Writing
We often view screens and technology as the enemies of learning and creativity in kids, but when our family imposed a “faceless” YouTube rule on our daughter, it resulted in an explosion of creative activity.
Currently in collaborative development with editorial staff.
[FORTHCOMING]
FEATURE // FANFIADDICT
Why Sci-Fi Still Doesn’t Have Its Hogwarts
Magic school books dominate fantasy — especially in MG and YA. So why doesn’t science fiction have a Hogwarts equivalent? And what might it look like?
FEATURE // LONE STAR LITERARY LIFE
What Watching My Son Grow as a Reader Taught Me
When my son switched from reading straight-up fantasy to science fiction, it served as a reminder to me that reading tastes evolve over time, and writers would do well to pay attention to why this happens if they want to remain relevant.
FEATURE // ILLUMINATION
Why Kids Need Book Series That Grow With Them
An exploration of why so many kids tend to abandon reading for pleasure as they reach their adolescent and teenage years, and how more book series that age with their readers could help to reduce this trend.
// TRANSMITTED FEEDBACK //