Authors and Illustrators

Children's Literature Links


 
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This page contains links to both websites with numerous authors and illustrators and sites which are devoted to a single author/illustrator
(By last name of author/illustrator A-D, E-H, I-M, N-R, S-Z)


Links and Collections

400 Children's AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR

http://www.libraryland.com/authors.htm
Ask the Author
From the Internet Public Library, this site offers question answer sessions with numerous authors. http://ipl.sils.umich.edu/youth/AskAuthor/
Authors and Illustrators Web Sites
A selective list of author and illustrator sies on the de Grummond web site at the University of Southern Mississippi. http://avatar.lib.usm.edu/~degrum/autill.htm
Author Spotlight
Small page so far but with indepth information on each author spotlighted. Includes book summaries, author articles and biographies, classroom connections, Internet links,and an interview. Authors spotlighted so far: David Wisniewski, Allen Say, Karen Cushman, Chris Van Allsburg. http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/author/index.html
Children's Literature Authors & Illustrators
Large listing of author and illustrator sites but has not been updated in over a year. http://www.ucet.ufl.edu/~jbrown/chauth.html
*Children's and Young Adults' Authors & Illustrators 
Located on The Internet School Library Media Center's website, Children's and Young Adults' Authors & Illustrators is an index of author and illustrator sites. Includes links to pages which give author birthdays, print biographies of authors, prononciation guides, author interviews, and a large collection of author and illustrator websites. http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/biochildhome.htm 
Inkspot: Children's Author Directory and Resource
Definitely worth a visit. This site contains directories and links to numerous children's authors. Includes a pick of the month (and previous months), links to related sites, forums, articles, information on workshops, and a section for young writers. http://www.inkspot.com/
Student Review
Inkspot: Children's Illustrator Directory and Resource
Much like Inkspot's Children's Author Directory. This website is no longer being updated but still worth the visit. http://www.inkspot.com/illus/
Vandergrift's Author Pages
An extensive listing of Author websites. http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/special/kay/author.html


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*Inkspot: Children's Author Directory and Resource The contents were: What's New, Morning Coffee, Media Center, Cool Site of the Day, Search Inkspot, Search Inkling, Kudos, Top Picks and Inklings. In the area marked Kudos, some infor you would find would be: User E-mail, Press Clipings and Reviews. The web page had many different designs depending on the area you are in on the web site. The main colors I noticed were white, pink, grey and purple. It had some graphics in specific areas. A lot of the layouts are a lot like a newspaper. Some of the areas are not that colorful. Morning Coffee and Kudos areas are the highlights of the web page. In Morning Coffee, you can find the Media Center and Cool Site of the Day eith reveiws and e-mail. The What's New area has news, but it would appeal more to adults because the info is like a newpaper and the colors are very dry and boring. That is just a samll part of the web site, so don't judge by that. This site has tons of info. It would take you days to get through it all. So go check it out.
--Christina Johnson, 8th grade