Much like writing for different genres, writing for different age ranges comes with unique expectations—and challenges!
Beth is a freelance journalist and prolific, middle grade fiction author of a dozen middle grade novels, including the Cybils’-nominated Caleb and Kit, the ILA award-winning A Blind Guide to Stinkville, and the “Pack of Dorks” series.
During our discussion, she will share her tips on writing books for the middle grade audience and considerations and concerns middle grade authors must keep in mind to stand out in today’s competitive publishing market.
Spend an hour with us while we discuss these absolutely essential considerations during my FREE virtual discussion:
“Writing and Selling Middle Grade Fiction!”
A live Q & A session
follows the main presentation!
You’ll find a flyer for the presentation here. Please share it with your friends and fellow writers!
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Do you know what middle grade readers (and agents) want?
I’m thrilled to welcome Beth Vrabel as she shares her expertise in “Writing and Selling Middle Grade Fiction!”
Join us at our FREE virtual discussion:
Saturday, January 21st
at 1 p.m. Eastern Time
Reserve your spot at this FREE virtual workshop. I’ll send you the access details shortly before the event!
Beth Vrabel is the author of a dozen middle grade novels, including the critically acclaimed To Tell You the Truth and Lies I Tell Myself. But she can’t clap to the beat nor be trusted near Nutella. Beth lives in New England with her family and spoiled-rotten puppies, Jasper and Jupiter.
Jane K Cleland is the author of the Agatha Award-winning Mastering Plot Twists and Mastering Suspense, Structure & Plot, from Writer’s Digest Books, now Penguin Putnam Random House, and the multiple award-winning and IMBA-bestselling Josie Prescott Antiques mysteries, from St. Martin’s Minotaur. Her short fiction has been published by Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
She is also a contributing editor for Writer’s Digest magazine and the chair of the Black Orchid Novella Award sponsored by the Wolfe Pack and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
