{ Welcome. }
Thanks for visiting my web page! I love to write and I want to share my ideas, creations, and blog with everyone. Writing for children allows me to be a perpetual child and feel no guilt for allowing my brain to think like a seven year old. (I highly recommend it!)
Writing books is not easy, and I continue to learn every day. It is a journey that I’m excited to share, and hope you enjoy.
—Pat McCaw
{ Welcome. }
Thanks for visiting my web page! I love to write and I want to share my ideas, creations, and blog with everyone. Writing for children allows me to be a perpetual child and feel no guilt for allowing my brain to think like a seven year old. (I highly recommend it!)
Writing books is not easy, and I continue to learn every day. It is a journey that I’m excited to share, and hope you enjoy.
—Pat McCaw
{ Pat’s Chat }
See what’s new on on my blog! My hope is to post every 1-2 weeks with a combination of adventure stories, craft/writing posts, book reviews, and other non-boring, exciting content to keep you coming back for more!
{ Pat’s Chat }
See what’s new on on my blog! My hope is to post every 1-2 weeks with a combination of adventure stories, craft/writing posts, book reviews, and other non-boring, exciting content to keep you coming back for more!
Adventures in Self-Publishing: SAVING THE WORLD
The competitive world of writing requires fortitude and persistence. I am often asked where someone can purchase my books. I usually drop my head, turn red, and fill with guilt as I explain – they are nowhere YET, except on my computer. I continue to...
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Self Defense: Reclaiming Control
My daughters along with 35 other family and friends had the privilege of attending Jai Johnson's self defense class last night. It was an evening that inspired hope and confidence to reverse the role as victim and to take back control. I'm going to share...
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Writing Dialogue: Giving your Characters an Authentic Voice
Dialogue fills our world as we chat with family and friends. Often we recognize excitement, sorrow, or frustration in the spoken words or the tone of a voice. Dialogue plays an essential role in giving depth to writing. “Yo, dude, snag me a Butterbeer...
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