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Sue (Susan Uhlig) she/her
@susanuhlig.bsky.social
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Married. Children's Author. Writing PB, MG, some YA. Kidlit. SCBWI Regional Advisor Emerita. Former Institute of Children’s Literature Instructor. I write helps & book recs on my site susanuhlig.com. WA state. Owned by cat.
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"Part of the reality behind the myth of an overnight success, is that most people have actually been toiling, laboriously and diligently, in an unseen way, for years."
Jennifer Joel

#amwriting #success #writingcommunity #quote
She had her face on the vent too until I stood up to take a picture.
#cat #heatervent
It's Marvelous Middle Grade Monday and I'm recommending AFIA IN THE LAND OF WONDERS. It's a great read! susanuhlig.com/2025/10/afia...

#amreading #middlegrade #bookrecommendation
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We are 30 days out, which means it is time for #WIPPITStickyNoteQuestions to help you deep dive into your wip(s).

Day 2
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I, a person with no NEED for alt-text, have clicked on so many images lately and have been disappointed to find none. Aside from description, alt-text can add context, or humor. Sometimes it's utilitarian, and sometimes it's charming! You're missing out if you're not providing or reading it!
Dialogue brings pace to a story, moving it along in a way that narrative doesn’t.”
Jayne Bauling

#amwriting #kidlit #quote
Sorry for your loss. I lost my last brother this year.
For Marvelous Middle Grade Monday I'm sharing NOT LUCILLE, a historical mg by Mike Steele. susanuhlig.com/2025/10/not-...

#amreading #middlegrade #books
So gorgeous! Where was this taken?
And sweet. And silly. A rescue kitty we've had for 4 years. She'll be 5 next month.
Here's mine. Though she chose a piece of cardboard over sitting next to me in this picture.
Why didn't they let you know sooner?
Good point.
Many #writers get stuck because they mentally treat their #roughdraft like a more finished draft. Let go of that. It’s called a ROUGH draft for a reason. Give yourself permission to write poorly, explore the story, go down rabbit holes. There will be time to perfect the story later.

#writinglife