I don't often post on Poetry Friday, but I couldn't resist linking to an Iraq War parody my husband Nick wrote today, even if it isn't kid lit related:
Georgie at the Bat
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- Sheila Ruth
- Story • Art • TechnologyI live my life at the intersection of story, art, and technology. Professionally, I've been a graphic artist, publishing systems programmer, web site developer, and publisher. I founded a publishing company, Imaginator Press, to publish children's and young adult fantasy & science fiction.I'm also a children's/YA book blogger, and one of the organizers of the Children's and Young Adult Bloggers Literary Awards, better known as the Cybils. I am also active in community theatre, sometimes doing volunteer work as a lighting operator or stage manager. I have studied computing, graphic arts, and photography, and have a B.S. degree in Liberal Arts and Technology: Computers.Interests & expertise:
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- Publishing & the publishing industry
- Performing arts
Most of my posts here will be on one of the topics above. I generally make all my posts public. I will occasionally post to a circle if it's a topic of particular interest to one of my circles.I am available for consulting and/or development projects on any of the above topics (except performing arts, which is strictly a hobby).
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2 comments:
Your husband is a genius, Sheila :)
Thanks, Kelly. I think he is, but I'm a little biased.
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