The real-life and literary adventures of the author Gary Paulsen - New York Times
Highly Recommended Gary Paulsen feature in the New York Times!
US: August 2006 Archives
The biggest obstacle to writing or illustrating a children's book and getting published is, well, your own fear."To put myself out there and know I was going to get rejected was a big obstacle for me," Stephenie Meyer, author of the wildly popular young adult novel Twilight, said... ...
Michael Stearns got the nod for being "one of the few single, straight men in children's publishing"—a rare feat, indeed. An editorial director with HarperCollins' children's division, Stearns got props for his "Paul Bettany-esque" looks—with "blue eyes, perfectly sculpted nose, high cheekbones, and long lean body"—but the extra points stem from his wit—and his "martini-glass-through-the-nose" stories...
Children's books are not represented in the Vote on the Hottie of Publishing, Women's Division...
