Changing Styles in Children’s Book Illustration Friday, April 26, 2013, 2:15-4:00pm New York Public Library – Stephen A. Schwarzman Bldg. South Court Auditorium Join the NYPL for an exploration of two hundred years of children’s book illustration. Notable editions of Alice in Wonderland and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz will be examined,…
by Tqwana Brown Originally from San Francisco, Quressa Robinson devours whole books in a single day. She has taught University Writing and an introductory fiction class at Columbia. Quressa also worked in Columbia’s Writing Center as a Writing Consultant. She received her MFA from Columbia in Creative Writing with a…
Hannah recently graduated from the Pace University MS Publishing Program. She currently works as a Student Assistant at Pace, and as an Editorial Intern at Tor Books.
Tqwana is a student at the Pace University M.S. In Publishing Program. A former High School teacher, she is switching gears to the publishing career track. Email | blog@wnba-nyc.org
Linda is an Associate Agent at the Jennifer DeChiara Literary Agency. She blogs at The Blabbermouth. Email | linda.p.epstein@gmail.com
Today’s featured links are especially for our WNBA members who are writers. About Book Publishing newsletter author Valerie Peterson has complied a list of some of the best Twitter tips for authors, including those from the late Roger Ebert. Enjoy and get tweeting! Roger Ebert on Books and Twitter Twitter…
Hello WNBA-ers! Need to add events on your literary to-do list? Here’s what happening in and around New York City! American Poet Launch with the Academy of American Poets In celebration of National Poetry Month, Housing Works Bookstore is hosting a poetry reading to launch the spring 2013 issue of…
by Tqwana Brown Jill Wisoff is best known for songs and score for Todd Solondz’s Welcome to the Dollhouse, a Sundance Film Festival winner. A graduate of Bennington College, she has co-starred in film, performed off and off-off-Broadway and in musical stock, and has had screenplays optioned and in development. She…
