Hey, did you hear the news?

Writerdoc is available to speak to your group. 

Want an award winning author to speak to your school or group?

Here are some options:

1. A younger crowd? Fire up the kids' imaginations with rhyming games, story-telling, and cool nose facts. Martha will engage the children with a delightful talk about writing. She'll share where ideas come from and share her fabulously fun book--STOP THAT NOSE! Sure to excite and educate! Talk can be tailored for the ages of the children involved. Appropriate for the youngest child through fourth grade. (And anyone young at heart!)

2. Kids a little older? Then schedule a workshop to discuss the process of creating a book from start to finish. This talk will follow STOP THAT NOSE! through the entire creative process, from first glimmer of an idea through revision to a published book. Appropriate for fourth grade through middle and even upper school. Wouldn't your creative writing students love to learn about the publishing process? 

3. Book Discussion Groups? Would you like to talk with an author about the whole creative process? Certain to enlighten, entertain, and educate.

4. Creativity Techniques? Dr. Martha Peaslee Levine has lectured on the use of writing to improve mental health. She uses journaling in therapy and for her own self-discovery. Schedule a workshop to help your classes, bookgroups, or other forums jumpstart their creativity and discover new ways of looking at words and the world. Her hi/lo book THE DRAGON INSIDE focused on the healing nature of art. Let her help spark your creativity!

5. Book readings, signings or talks? Activities can be designed for any group's needs.

E-mail me to discuss the options and the fees involved at  mplwriterdoc@aol.com

Want to know what other's think? C. March, a 5th and 6th grade English teacher says, "Wow! Martha's presentation to my class of young fifth grade writers was 'Right on the Nose'! The kids received a great understanding of what it takes to produce a finished product, and promised me they wouldn't gripe when I ask them for yet, 'one more revision'! Martha related brilliantly with the class, adding just the right proportions of humor, gross details, and fact. The children were full of questions. Martha was able to tap into their creative side and inspire my young writers with a motivating and informative presentation. Her follow-up Writers' Workshop involved, motivated and inspired every student."