In today’s I.N.K. (Interesting Non-Fiction for Kids) blog, author Vicki Cobb talks about “Making a Living.” Cobb says the composition of her income as a children’s author has changed during the last 40 (wow) years. She said originally most of her income came from her writing. Now, half of her income comes from speaking engagements.
Do you concur? What’s making you the most money these days? As an author, how do you feel about making paid appearances?
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Great minds have joined together to start a new blog for we writers. Boogie on over to www.TeachingAuthors.com to read tips from a consortium of teachers of writers for children, young adults, and adults. The group includes Esther Hershenhorn, Carmela Martino, April Halprin Wayland, Jeanne Marie Grunwell Ford, JoAnn Early Macken, Mary Ann Rodman.
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