· engage with works about, for, and/or by
Latin@s;
· offer a broad forum on Latin@ children’s,
MG, and YA books;
· promote literacy and the love of books
within the Latin@ community;
· examine the historical and contemporary
state of Latin@ characters;
· encourage interest in Latin@ children’s,
MG, and YA literature among non-Latin@ readers;
· share perspectives and resources that can
be of use to writers, authors, illustrators, librarians, parents, teachers,
scholars, and other stakeholders in literacy and publishing.
Here’s an interesting interview by NPR on “How
Cynthia Rylant Discovered The Poetry Of Storytelling.” The award-winning author talks about her
life growing up in a West Virginia coal mining town and then she addresses the
topic of writing and the creative process.
SCHMOOZE |
Yesterday the Southwest SCBWI chapter held its annual Holiday Schmooze. We
all had a fun time, snacking and talking about books, what else? One of our
members was kind enough to host the party at her lovely home. If you are a
writer or an illustrator and haven’t yet joined the SCBWI in your area, you
should. There are so many benefits to being part of this great organization. Find
out what SCBWI can do for you.
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