# Julie Hedlund
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107 - What Julie Learned About Voice at Picture Book Summit
In today's podcast, Julie Hedlund gives us an in-depth look at writing a picture book biography and how Lesa Cline-Ransome's presentation, Speak Their Truth: Conveying the Voice of Picture Book Biography Subjects, helped her move her manuscript from not-quite-there to acquired and published.
Book…
029 - Rainbow Arcs After Party with Daria Peoples
Do you change your writing or does your writing change you? In early 2026, Daria Peoples gave a webinar about Rainbow Arcs and plotting the internal and external arcs of your story in a way that can save you time in the drafting process and help you see holes in works-in-progress. In this episode, …
110: Finding Inspiration in Unusual Places
Ideas are everywhere! Today, we explore some of the most unusual places we've found inspiration and a few of our favorite inspiration stories from other authors.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
8 Ways to Ruin a Picture Book Biography with Angela Dalton and Julie Hedlund - Use code PODCAS…
035 - A Tribute to Jane Yolen
Our dear Jane...
The children's writing community lost one of our greats this year when our beloved Jane Yolen passed away.
She is not only the author of over 450 books for kids, she is a teacher, mentor, and inspiration to hundreds (thousands?) of writers. She was constantly giving back to thi…
004 - Pitch 101
In this episode, Emma Walton Hamilton and Julie Hedlund get into the nitty-gritty of writing and using a pitch in your query letter.
Listen in to discover:
The purpose and importance of the pitch
Basic components of the pitch
A simple pitch formula for narrative fiction and nonfiction…
115 - Publishing Lingo Part 2 - Submissions and Publishers
Every industry has a language all its own and writing and publishing are no different! In fact, it takes two episodes for the Picture Book Summit team to cover the basics. In our last episode, we focused on the lingo used in talking about writing and revising. Today, we talk about the all-important…
038 - Betsy Bird: Where are the Funny Female Writers?
Can you be a funny female picture book writer and get published? Uber-librarian Betsy Bird and Julie Hedlund talk about the challenges of being a funny female—even in today's market.
Here's what you'll discover in this episode:
Why it's difficult for women to get past the gatekeepers with funn…
039 - Karly Dizon: An Agent's Passion for Kidlit
Agent Karly Dizon of Fuse Literary joins Julie Hedlund and Kelli Panique to chat about her love for picture books and kidlit, and why she comes back year after year to critique pitches and first pages from 12 x 12 Picture Book Writing Challenge members.
How Karly became an agent after starting a…
006 - The Bio Paragraph
In today's episode, Emma Walton Hamilton and Julie Hedlund tackle the bio paragraph of your query letter—including what to say if you don't have any writing credits. Learn to write a professional and effective bio paragraph as we discover:
The purpose of the bio paragraph
How long the bio parag…
007 - Pitch vs. Synopis: What Are They and When Do You Need Them?
Today's topic flummoxes many writers in their submission journey. What's the difference between a picture book pitch and a synopsis? Emma Walton Hamilton and Julie Hedlund answer that and share the best ways to use them when you're querying. Listen in to discover:
• The difference between a pitch …
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