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Self-Publishing for Authors and Illustrators
by Beth Snider
Self Publishing for Authors and Illustrators is a practical podcast for writers and illustrators navigating the world of children’s books and independent publishing. Hosted by Beth Snider, each episode breaks down the creative, business, and industry side of self publishing from finding illustrators and agents to contracts, pricing, timelines, and avoiding common mistakes. Clear, honest guidance for creators who want to do it right.
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Episode #13 How to Write Authentically for Kids
How to contact Beth: [email protected] this episode of Self Publishing for Authors and Illustrators, Beth sits down with author Jonathan Alexander to talk about his journey into writing and his work on the Variety KC children’s book series. Jonathan shares how he got started, how he approaches writing from a child’s perspective, and what it takes to tell authentic, meaningful stories based on real kids and real experiences.They dive into the full process behind the books, from interviewing families to shaping strong story structure, and discuss the balance between creativity and working within parameters. Jonathan also shares insight into storytelling principles, writing discipline, and advice for aspiring authors looking to improve their craft.If you’re interested in writing, self-publishing, or telling stories that truly connect with readers, this episode is packed with practical insight and inspiration.
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Self Publishing for Authors and Illustrators is a practical podcast for writers and illustrators navigating the world of children’s books and independent publishing. Hosted by Beth Snider, each episode breaks down the creative, business, and industry side of self publishing from finding illustrators and agents to contracts, pricing, timelines, and avoiding common mistakes. Clear, honest guidance for creators who want to do it right.
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