With her book “The Spindlers” (HarperCollins, 2012) as example, author Lauren Oliver explains step-by-step how a book is made, beginning with the author’s idea and ending with the book in the reader’s hands. There is fascinating insight in the seven-episode series of videos, the first of which is embedded above. My thanks to HarperCollins Children’s Books for sharing a link to the series on Facebook.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Author Lauren Oliver explains how book is made
With her book “The Spindlers” (HarperCollins, 2012) as example, author Lauren Oliver explains step-by-step how a book is made, beginning with the author’s idea and ending with the book in the reader’s hands. There is fascinating insight in the seven-episode series of videos, the first of which is embedded above. My thanks to HarperCollins Children’s Books for sharing a link to the series on Facebook.
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