I’m delighted to be over at Julie’s today with a short and somewhat silly post about “Jumping Genres”… what possessed me, after years of writing for adults, to write a book for children. I hope it brings a smile. đ
Please welcome my good blogging friend, D. Wallace Peach. Besides having a wonderful blog where she shares poetry, short prose from writing prompts, and peeks into visits with her grandson, sheâs a prolific fantasy/sci-fi author. Since she writes for the adult market, I wondered why she chose to write a childrenâs book, so I invited her to stop by and shed some light on the subject. Take it away, Diana!
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Julie asked me what possessed a writer of adult fantasy and sci-fi books to suddenly write and illustrate a childrenâs book.
The answer isnât quite straight-forward, but itâs not that complicated either. I never set out with a childrenâs book in mind, but sometimes the ingredients come together and itâs a matter of timing more than intent.
The main reason is Tornado Boy.
Tornado Boy is 4 years oldâŠ
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