A Word (or Two) with Phil Bildner – Reposted from The Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors

Along with this blog, I have the privilege of blogging for The Mixed-Up Files of Middle-Grade Authors. I’m one of more than 30 author-bloggers who take turns providing content relevant to the middle-grade reader, teacher, parent or librarian. Mixed-Up Files bloggers blog every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with some special events happening in between. We keep busy, and we keep our collective finger on the pulse of middle-grade lit.

While I usually keep my own author blog (you’re here now) and my blogging for Mixed-Up Files separate, there are some posts that just have to be cross-posted.  This is one.  Late last month, it was my pleasure to interview author Phil Bildner. I challenged him to answer my questions in just a single word, or perhaps two, if he was feeling particularly verbose. It was great fun and I invite you to read that interview [DEAD LINK].

There’s more to share about Phil’s impact on readers and his great passion for teaching empathy to all kids. But, I’ll save that for another interview – that one will take more than just a couple of words.

For now, click and enjoy the post from The Mixed-Up Files of Middle-Grade Authors.