The Fans in Winter
In defense of tennis player fandom, even though I did not like tennis or the real-life tennis players I knew growing up.
The Feedback You Didn’t Want to Hear
How author Jilanne Hoffmann turned feedback she didn't want to hear into a powerful dual timeline story in HeartLand.
The Appeal of DSA (and an Audiobook Promotion)
Insights that researching Gringolandia and Eyes Open have given me about the success of DSA candidates today.
New Apartments for Little Brick Township!
Pictures of the extra floors that I added to the Lego Shopping Street, featuring attractive and useful apartment interiors.
AI, Translation, and Copyright
When it comes to translation and copyright, using AI as a shortcut for your work can spell disaster.
AI Wrote a Letter
How AI helped me write a letter to the FCC to keep my local TV station from being shut down, and where it fell short.
More Service for Translation
Announcing my appointment as the first Translator Coordinator for the SCBWI Metro North region and my plans for the position.
The U.S. at 250: An Anniversary or a Funeral?
The 250th anniversary as a key moment for the U.S. and what we should do instead of celebrating or mourning.
Compressed Timeframes in Books for Young Readers
Why novels for children and teens feature much shorter timelines than novels for adult readers.
Books for Young Readers and Point of View
How point of view distinguishes novels for young readers from novels for adults that contain children or teens as protagonists.
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