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From http://cbiclubhouse.com, the 2nd in a series of videos about how successful writers think, and how anyone can follow in their footsteps.Jon describes the difference between being a writer and being an author, and why it's vital for newbies to know.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com Writing a picture book? If you're planning to have adult characters, you'll need to avoid some common traps. This quick video provides some models for creating compelling and original grownup characters.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com a simple and little-known technique for finding literary agents who are accepting new authors, and how to develop a relationship with them.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com a primer on how to quickly win over an editor at a children's book publisher.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com , the #1 site for children's writers - Want write a children's book, but you're not sure what you want to write about? Learn to avoud what *not* to write about, and how to mine your own life experiences for great subjects.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com The big screen is filled with great storytelling techniques that you can employ to improve your own writing. Here's just some of that you can lift from your favorite films....

From http://cbiclubhouse.com , a three-step approach to finding the right children's book publisher for your manuscript.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com - Many beginners believe writing picture books is easy, but it requires a lot of skill to pack a story into a few words. If writing a picture book is your dream, here are some tips to consider before you begin....

From http://cbiclubhouse.com This video explores some cool alternative methods of telling a story. If you're struggling to add some flair to your writing, check these tips out!

From http://cbiclubhouse com - You've got an idea for a children's book you'd like to write and send to children's book publishers -- but you're not certain if it's strong enough to invest your time and effort. Answer these five questions find out!

From http://cbiclubhouse.com - Seven things you can do write now to improve your chances if you want to write and publish a children's book.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com - a simple, great technique to understand what today's kids and teens want to read about. A must view for anyone who desires to write children's books.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com To make your picture book manuscript stand out from the crowd, you need to do more than study how to devise a winning plot and create believable, unique characters. You need to polish your prose until it sparkles.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com, The Community for Success-Minded Children's Book Writers, here are five ways to make your children's book manuscript shine before you send it to a publisher.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com, an answer to a common question from new children's book writers: Do I Need an Illustrator for My Picture Book manuscript? this is the first of a series of answers to frequently asked questions, hosted by Jon Bard, Managing Editor, Children's Book Insider, the Newsletter for Children's Writers.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com, the community for children's writers. Want to impress a children's book editor? Then listen up! Here are the seven things editors at children's book publishers would tell you about your manuscript if they had the chance.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com, the Community for Success-Minded Children's Writers. A story without tension is just plain boring. Here are three easy ways to create crackling tension in your story...

From http://cbiclubhouse.com the essential children's writing resource. Successful, published children's book authors tend have four things in common. See if you have what it takes to make it writing children's books and getting them published.

From http://cbiclubhouse.com the essential children's writing resource. From picture books to young adult novels, there are certain rules newer children's book authors should never break. Here they are!

Visit http://cbiclubhouse.com for more info about writing children's books! This video is a no-nonsense guide to submitting a picture book or a longer piece of fiction or nonfiction to a children's book publisher. Tips include formatting the manuscript, finding publisher, writing query letters and more. Presented by Jon Bard of CBIClubhouse.com, the essential resource for children's authors.