A little while ago I had the pleasure of interviewing six self-published picture book authors about their experiences, what inspired them to take the leap into indie-publishing, and what’s next in their creative journeys.
The group included a scientist, a playwright and a children’s entertainer, and their books touched on all sorts of topics, from recycling to assisted reproduction. Here are their stories.
A far cry from stories about storks and magical eggs, RJ Miles’ debut picture book One in Many Millions engages children in fascinating facts about assisted reproduction.
Anne Donnelly is an emerging author, illustrator, dance teacher and former scientist. With such a busy life, it’s no wonder she had to invent an eight-armed helper.
Joanne Karcz has to cross the beautiful Hawkesbury River by boat to get to or from her house. As a passionate travel writer, she couldn’t have asked for a more perfect abode.
Maura Pierlot rediscovered her creativity after more than 25 years in business, and her career as an author and playwright is blossoming.
Celebrate the simple joys of life through Bubbles and Puddles, a picture book of rhyming stories by author Michelle Wanasundera.
Embark on a musical adventure between the pages of Digby and the Yodelayhee Who? – the latest picture book by author and performer Renee Price.
Suzanne is an author and editor of children’s books, scripts and corporate communications with 20 years of experience.
