Writing for children
Subtitle: a manual for writers of juvenile fiction
By: by Arthur Groom.
Publisher: A. & C. Black, ltd.
Published: 1929
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Subjects: Authorship; Children's literature
First sentence: In recent years, the demand for new and original sotires, articles and verse for juvenile reading has grown tremendously, and, with this demand, the number of those who would like to and can write for the juvenile market has increased in proportion.
Table of contents: title: Introduction
pagenum: v; title: Preparing the Ground
pagenum: 1; title: Making a Start
pagenum: 5; title: Titles
pagenum: 12; title: Fairy and Dragon Stories
pagenum: 17; title: Animal and Nature Stories
pagenum: 23; title: The Adventure Story
pagenum: 28; title: The Sporting and School Tale
pagenum: 36; title: Points to Remember
pagenum: 42; title: How to Treat Editors
pagenum: 46; title: Markets for Manuscripts
pagenum: 51; title: Lengths
pagenum: 68; title: Putting a Price on Manuscripts
pagenum: 71; title: When to Submit
pagenum: 75; title: Puzzle and "How-to-make" Paragraphs
pagenum: 78; title: The Children's Play
pagenum: 83; title: The Serial and Series
pagenum: 88; title: Children's Books
pagenum: 94; title: Writing for the B.B.C.
pagenum: 99; title: Verse for Children
pagenum: 104; title: Ideas Unlimited
pagenum: 110; title: Conclusion
pagenum: 115