From Winthrop University: Winthrop is looking for an Assistant Professor of Fine Arts (Studio Arts)
The CILIP Carnegie Awards Announced
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library supplies 5,000 children with free books
And from Biography: Why Dolly Parton Has Devoted Her Life to Helping Children Read
From The Fantasy Hive: Interview with Ellen Kushner (Swordspoint)
From The Bookseller: Philip Pullman receives J M Barrie Award
From Nathan Bransford: Example of a good nonfiction query letter
From Nerds in Space! Robert Leeson's Reading and Righting: Culture and representation in children's literature, 34 years on
From SLJ: What Are the Chances You'll Win Another Caldecott?
From SLJ: “The People Who Helped Me the Most Were the Librarians” — Rep. Elijah Cummings
From Brightly: The Most Exciting Young Adult Books of 2019 and 13 Fractured Fairy Tales for Teens
From KBJA: Kansas City Public Library Executive Director Nominated to Direct Federal Agency
From PW: The PW Publishing Industry Salary Survey, 2019
From SLJ: Native Stories: Books for tweens and teens by and about Indigenous peoples
From EW: Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed author on rebooting Diana's origin story through a real-world lens
From PW: The Benefits of the Board Book Boom
From SLJ: Inside Heavy Medal About/Contact Music, Race, and the American Dream: Female voices will not be silenced. and “1619 Project” Poised to Reframe Teaching of Slavery. Here's How Educators Are Using the Information, Curriculum
From The Daily Herald: Read author's letter to Wheaton Warrenville District 200 after her school visit was canceled
From Autostraddle: Is the Resurgence of Feminist Bookstores in the South a Moment or a Movement?
From Romper: 8 Thanksgiving Children's Books That Aren't Problematic For A Change
From Literary Hub: How to Resist Late-Stage Capitalism—and Other Lessons From Charlotte’s Web
From HuffPost: NaNoWriMo Has The Writers To Solve The Book Industry’s Diversity Problem
From PW: We Need Diverse Editors
From SLJ: For Freedoms | Empowering Teens in Election Season
ILLUSTRATORS' TREEHOUSE NEWS
From Muddy Colors: It's a Wash (Allen Williams graphite wash technique)
From SCBWI Carolinas: November Newsletter with the announcement of my WEBINAR "Getting Your Pictures Onto the Page" in January!
From CommArts: The Epidemic - a new ad confronting online bullying
From The Directory of Illustration: Browse the Book (Great way to see what other working illustrators are doing)
From The New York Times: The 2019 New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books
From Winthrop University: Undergraduate Research Abstract Books and Compilations - Submission Policy
From Austin Kleon: Start Before You Think You Are Ready
From The New Yorker: How Dreams Change Under Authoritarianism
From The Atlantic: My Friend Mr. Rogers
From CommArts: Post Typography Branding
From CommArts: Squarespace Make It Read Spots
From The House of Illustration: Here's What's New and their Book Illustration Competition
From The New York Times: How a Harry Potter Illustrator Brings the Magical to Life The artist Jim Kay, whose latest book is “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” surrounds himself with nature when he draws unnatural creatures like dragons, goblins and trolls.
From The Good News Network: Stressed to the Max? New Study Shows Deep Sleep Can Reduce Anxiety By 30%
From Muddy Colors: "Princess" the Werewolf Animatic
From Thread, Fashion and Costume: Magnihild Kennedy
See a preview of Goodbye, My Havana: The Life and Times of a Gringa in Revolutionary Cuba (graphic novel)
From Urban Sketchers: Drawing Attention November 2019
From Terri Windling's Myth & Moor: Kissing the lion's nose (thoughtful reflections on literature with some wonderful artwork alongside)
From The Artroom Plant: Santa's Beards (painted leaves)
From Muddy Colors: Pressure (on the pressure that artists deal with)
From Kidlit Artists: Inspiration: Zuzanna Celej
From Muddy Colors: What I DIDN'T Learn in School
From SCBWI British Isles: SCBWI CONFERENCE 2019 Report for Illustrators
From Children's Illustrators.com: November Newsletter
From Rebus Farm: 3D Artist of the Month Jeffry Quiambao
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