Amy's Substack
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 40 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Radiation Reports after meltdowns in Fukushima were ignored (part 1)
Back in 2011, I wanted to learn about radiation. I’ve been learning for years. I’ve read Prime Minister Kan’s memoir to learn his point of view. I’ve read Gregory Jaczko’s book to learn his point of view. I’ve read the Big Interview with Ma...
SCBWI! I love it.
I write Middle Grade books, which is the publishing term for books that are for kids between the ages eight and twelve. Years ago, I joined SCBWI. It’s a group for people who write/illustrate for kids.1
SCBWI is fantastic. I participate in...
Snakes
Riding on a bicycle path home from work, I saw a snake crossing in front of me, disappearing into the tall grass along the river.
So just now I told husband how the snake moved across the pavement. (My Hand Goes Back and Forth, with Sound...
Tsunami Tendenko
I wrote a book for kids, ages about eight to thirteen, about the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011. It’s called MARCH IN THE ISLAND OF HAPPINESS. As I work on its sequel, I have been researching the triple disaster by borrowing...
When a tsunami hits, do you trust your child enough to evacuate alone?
When the 9.1 quake of March 11, 2011 hit, all the people near the coast should have gone far from the coast, while trying to get as high as possible. That’s what should have happened.
I can’t judge, though. When the that quake hit, it was...
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I've lived in Fukushima since 2006. My new book is called MARCH IN THE ISLAND OF HAPPINESS. It's MG historical fiction about the 3/11/11 triple disaster in Japan. (MG--middle grade)
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