My path to becoming an author is . . . unusual.  Like most writers, I’ve loved books all my life.  Some of my earliest memories are of being...

posted by April Halprin Wayland I was wearing high heels and business suits, working in downtown Los Angeles in a well-paid job…and I was mi...

Posted by Jeanne Marie Grunwell Ford There is a certain loneliness in growing up as an "army brat," moving from place to place amo...

Posted by Mary Ann Rodman I've always been a writer. I taught myself to read from television commercials, "back in the day" wh...

Posted by JoAnn Early Macken I’ve been a writer for as long as I can remember. Most of the many jobs I’ve held included some writing compone...

Posted by Esther Hershenhorn TeachingAuthors Inclusion in a group so-titled gladdens my heart. Our blog’s name is the end-all/be-all descrip...

Posted by Carmela Martino In my April 22nd post introducing this blog, I neglected to mention one of the regular features we plan to include...

Posted by Carmela Martino I didn't always want to be a writer. First, I wanted to be a teacher. Silly as it may sound, that desire w...

Welcome to our group blog! (Or what some call a "glog.") We are six children's book authors with a wide range of experience t...