Writing For The Kids

Know More: Age of Conversation, Drew McLellan, Gavin Heaton, Variety the Children's Charity

The word has been out for about a month and by now, most of you already know about Drew McLellan's and Gavin Heaton's e-book project, The Age of Conversation and that Variety the Children’s Charity will be the recipient of the proceeds.

My entry is draws a parallel between the Lost Generation and the Blogging Community. It's already been submitted and I must say I'm thrilled to be part of this worthy venture.

Specifically, anyone who creates marketing tools is part of the target audience. If you’re a small business owner or a marketing blogger, a marketing student or an educator or marketing students, this is for you.

Even if you’re not one of the above, if you’re interested in 100 different and intelligent points of view on The Age of Conversation, you’ll be in for some good reading.

Here’s the list of writers:

Carolyn, I look forward to reading your chapter. I'm so pleased to be a part of this project and can't wait until I can read all the different voices who are joining together in The Age of Conversation.

Posted by: Connie Reece | May 1, 2007 9:14 AM | Permalink to Comment

I know, Connie! The idea that 100 people are basically answering the same question is mind-blowing. One hundred dots to connect :)

Posted by: Carolyn Manning | May 1, 2007 9:40 AM | Permalink to Comment

Carolyn - what a great way to put it. Do you remember the connect the dot pictures you did as a kid. Once the dots were connect there was a surprise picture. Wonder what the surprise picture will be from our ebook? (smile)

Posted by: Toby | May 3, 2007 9:38 PM | Permalink to Comment

Actually, Toby, the dot-connecting statement was an allusion to Connie's blog, Every Dot Connects. It's so neat that you took another meaning! Sure, I remember those pictures. Now that you've put that image in my mind, I'm also eager to see what surprise picture will come of this project.

Posted by: Carolyn Manning | May 4, 2007 5:07 AM | Permalink to Comment

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