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(Continued from page 2)
I strongly believe children's stories should be both funny
and heroic, so these though themes of the book are wrapping gently in
humor. I know I have succeed when children run up to me laughing
to tell me parts of my book that they particularly liked. It's an
odd but satisfying experience to listen as an excited child recites a
funny line I wrote. We share the joke as if I am divorced from the
writing of it.
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2004 On Writing Yearly Writing Seminar Panel ~ Steven
Jent, Laurie Moore, Britta Coleman, Sarah Jordan, John McCord (standing)
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Lisa Mrazik, 1st V. P. introduces
guest speaker
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(below) Jackie Weathers, Candace Havens,
Caryl MacAdoo at Barnes & Noble
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Left to right ~ Sarah Jordan (front), Macky Murdock (back),
Pat Snyder (front), Lanny Priddy (back), Tricia Allen (front), Britta
Coleman (back)
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Don
Whittington, speaker at the 2004 On Writing
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On Writing Seminar
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