Troy Howell is an author-illustrator whose debut middle-grade novel, The Dragon of Cripple Creek (Amulet, 2011), was chosen for both the ABA’s New Voices and the Accelerated Reader lists. He’s working on his second novel for Amulet. His contribution to the “What JRW Means to Me” series was submitted by his middle-grade alter ego.
In honor of the 10th anniversary of James River Writers, we’ve asked our members, “What does JRW mean to you?”
Stuart Goldman, author of Nomohan, 1939, shares what belonging to our organization has meant to his writing career.
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In honor of the 10th anniversary of James River Writers, we’ve asked our members, “What does JRW mean to you?”
Cynthia Baldini shares her novel-publishing struggles and her feelings about JRW in the following poem, “Unpublished Writer.”
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In honor of the 10th anniversary of James River Writers, we’ve asked our members, “What does JRW mean to you?”
One of our founders, novelist David L. Robbins, kicks off the series with his recollection of how it all began over a poker game.
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