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Bookmark or Share- How to (Re)Tell a Story in Pictures - The TeachingBooks BlogUnlike film, however, the images are static and time, motion, and sound must be implied through picture sequences, or by descriptive text, such as “We waited for hours,” or “WHAM!”. Telling a story in pictures is so natural and fundamental—think of the cave paintings. Still, doing it well isn’t easy. The artist has to decide how ...
- Guest Blogger: Charles Waters and Traci SorellWhile Charles did work on a yet unpublished novel-in-verse manuscript while there, Traci spent time revising another picture book manuscript Powwow Day (Charlesbridge, 2022) based on feedback from the workshop faculty. Before we left, we agreed we wanted to write something together in the future. Fast forward to February 2019, Charles reaches ...
- Guest Blogger: Pam Muñoz Ryan - The TeachingBooks BlogEach month, we ask one distinguished author or illustrator to write an original post that reveals insights about their process and craft. Enjoy! Pam Muñoz Ryan on the Writing Process by Pam Muñoz Ryan Pam Muñoz Ryan. Photo provided by Pam Muñoz Ryan, 2010
- Cheryl Kim on Teaching and Writing - The TeachingBooks BlogEnjoy the following on Cheryl Kim and the books she’s created. Listen to Cheryl Kim talking with TeachingBooks about the backstory for writing Wat Takes a Shot. You can click the player below or experience the recording on TeachingBooks, where you can read along as you listen, and also translate the text to another language. Enjoy the book ...
- Guest Blogger: Duncan TonatiuhAfter creating three nonfiction books—Diego Rivera (2011), Separate Is Never Equal (2014), and Funny Bones (2015, all Abrams)—my editor and I both thought a fiction project might be interesting. We…
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