Blog Spotlights: Throwing Up Words

Ally Condie + Ann Dee Ellis + Carol Lynch Williams + Kyra Williams = the Throwing Up Words blog. Funny, informative, real, talented. You'll want to be a follower!

http://throwingupwords.wordpress.com/

Blog Spotlights: TJ Bronley & Rebecca Burton

So here's a little hint: if you're missing the posts by these two (I am), you have to go straight to the source:

http://timtypes.wordpress.com/  (TJ)

http://sachikosays.livejournal.com/ (Rebecca) 

Blog Spotlights: Anji Sandage

Anji ended up being our "Go-To" girl for our Facebook page. She's gotten that page up and running and keeps it going with interesting information. Check out her blog for info on healthy living, raising kids, and whatever else she has on her agenda!

http://www.meanroostersoup.com/

Blog Spotlights: T. Lynn Adams

Between finishing off a master's degree and being under contract to write a sequel to her first book, Terry shares with us her insights on writing. We'll take her when we can get her!

http://tlynnadams.blogspot.com/

Blog Spotlights: Tiffany Dominguez

Tiffany loves books! And Tiffany loves to write. And she does both very well-- in between promoting her first book and raising her family. Her blog below is dedicated to finding high-quality young adult books and reviewing them for you. Check out the side bar links to the other blogs she has.

http://scribblebymoonlight.blogspot.com/

Blog Spotlights: Taffy Lovell

Taffy's blog is a fantastic mix of writing, literature, and life. Just ask one of her 280+ followers what she has to share on her blog each week. They'll tell you a lot can be learned from Taffy! We're blessed to have her blog for UT Children's Writers too!

http://taffyscandy.blogspot.com/

Blog Spotlights: Deren Hansen

HUGE shout out to Deren for his "Writing Wednesday" posts here. Technique, form, function-- he covers them all. His own blog has more inspiration and passion about creating in your writing in "Making Monday" or "Free-Form Friday." Deren does a great job of showing how creativity can excel with structure and form!

http://blog.derenhansen.com/