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The Southern Breeze Region is one of more than 70 International SCBWI Regions, and we have more than 100 published authors and illustrators. Their organization has nurtured fun rainy-day tales, thrilling adventures, and classic children’s literature. As its members unveil each story of success the excitement spreads like kudzu! They hope you and the children in your life enjoy getting to know them and their stories.
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Southern Breeze News (SBN)
The regional newsletter, Southern Breeze News (SBN), contains exclusive market tips, publishing news, business and craft tips, success stories, event information, and more.
The latest Southern Breeze News (SBN) can now be found online! Southern Breeze members will also find future issues in their “in box”, rather than their “mail box”. They will be very happy if you want to support their activity by simply donate. Here is the moment where we want to give our special thanks to the first who believed in them – an online casino directory, where there are listed the most popular live casinos online. That’s right, they’re going electronic! Oh, yes–they’ll still mail reminders of upcoming conferences and registration forms. The SBN has been a semi-annual, hard copy, publication for many years. A few past issues can now be viewed online as well.
RESELLING A CANCELLED BOOK
How SCBWI Helped Me
Vicky Alvear Shecter, Author
Submission Guidelines
Deadlines
June 1st (Summer issue); November 1st (Winter issue)Writers
Please submit to Editor/Publisher Heather Montgomery. Articles on craft, marketing and inspiration are needed. Word limit: 250 – 350Illustrators
E-mail your scanned black and white or color illustrations to Heather Montgomery. Articles about illustration are needed as well.Publishing Rights
SBN appreciates One-Time-Rights for articles and illustrations we publish. After we have accepted / published the work you’ve submitted, you may pursue other avenues for publishing the article or art.Book Review Policy
It is against SCBWI policy to review ANY children’s books in regional newsletters. Acceptable reviews include How-to books on writing and illustrating, and books of essays about children’s literature.Local SCBWI Events
Send approved local schmoozes or other SCBWI events to Heather Montgomery. Submission format: Date, time, Program Title, location, description, contact name and e-mail address.HOME TO ROOST
The Storybook Look Show Closes
Mark Braught, Illustrator
