Treggiari

This is how I think it should be. We rove (or drift) through life examining things of interest, finding them in books or movies or by direct contact. An acorn, a jet plane engine, bruschetta, a grand jete, a lemon […]

….like replacing ‘s’ with ‘z’. I mean how 1987 lame is that? One of the downsides to reading tons of very informative and entertaining editor and agent blogs is that I get a window into the business side of publishing. […]

I follow Book2Book on Twitter.com and they recently posted this article which I thought was interesting. I’m assuming that since Puffin and Viking have a long history of working together this will work out to everyone’s satisfaction. David Almond’s certainly- […]

So I caved, mostly due to writer Nicola Morgan (http://helpineedapublisher.blogspot.com) and her infectious turns of phrase. Plus I am apparently as pliable as a rubber spoon. You can follow me there if you like. Log on to www.twitter.com and search […]

The Woodstock Childrens Library presents: YA! YU? Because its fun!!!!! WRITING YA A TWO-PART WRITING WORKSHOP FOR 12 to17 YEAR- OLDS WITH JO TREGGIARI, AUTHOR OF The Curious Misadventures of Feltus Ovalton YA (YOUNG ADULT FICTION) IS THE HOTTEST GENRE […]

Since I cannot for the life of me figure out how to open and show all the other pages on my website including the one listing the writing and publishing blogs I often browse, I thought I’d list them in […]

Sometimes it feels as if nothing is happening. The small moments fade and the epic moments are far between. But part of our problem(—our meaning humans as a whole) is our failure to appreciate things while they’re happening. We’re always […]

This is what I stumbled across (literally) this morning on my walk. It was glossy and black and probably 6 feet long. I’ve seen rat snakes before so I know that they are slow and docile although they look like […]

I might be a little feverish right now. (Just a common cold, nothing to worry about, but annoying). Yesterday while I watched the Lucy Factor frolic in the leaves I unearthed a large worm. Milo is scared of worms. Also […]

I wish I could say that I am chugging along on my WIP but the truth is that although I recognize the distractions filling my life right now, I am unable to do anything to stop them. It has been […]