I know you think you understand what I said but what you dont understand is that what I said is not what I meant
All Davina Kinney’s joyous and funny and scary drawings for Ginger, the Ship Captain’s Cat are ready for print.
Here’s one of my favorites, and it doesn’t even include Ginger:
James is doing the first proofreading pass, then I’ll edit, we’ll proof it again, and format it for print.
Still planning to release Ginger into the wild before month’s end.
If you’re writing a children’s book, it’s hard to imagine it without illustrations. Drawings, the shapes and colors, capture a child’s imagination and help develop their love of reading.
I’ve written 30 stories about Ginger, the Ship Captain’s Cat. This year the first few stories will see print, meaning somebody other than me has to bring Ginger to life visually. You’ve already seen a few sketches, done by friend and illustrator Davina Kinney.
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