Terry Miller Shannon (1951-) Biography - Writings, Sidelights - Personal, Addresses, Career, Member, Work in Progress
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Born 1951, in Los Angeles, CA;
Hobbies and other interests: Reading, cooking, watching movies, "playing with my grandneedlework, "gardening with my strolling the beach.
Agent—Scott Treimel, 434 Lafayette St., New York, NY 10003.
Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.
A young boy enthusiastically gathers all his buoyant playthings and other favorite objects to enhance his bath time enjoyment. (From Tub Toys, written by Terry Miller Shannon and Timothy Warner and illustrated by Lee Calderon.)
The first installment in "a humorous, realistic, preteen series for girls," for Wizards of the Coast (Renton, WA), publication expected in 2005; a picture book, In My Very Own Yard, illustrated by Hiroe Nakata, for Hyperion (New York, NY), publication expected in 2006; several other picture books and novels; short fictional works for educational publishers.
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New Hampshire (nonfiction), Scholastic (New York, NY), 2002. (With son, Timothy Warner) Tub Toys (picture book), illustrated by Lee Calderon, Tricycle Press (Berkeley, CA), 2002. Oregon (nonfiction; part of "From Sea to Shining Sea" series), Scholastic (New York, NY), 2003. Work represented in anthologies, including Chicken Soup for the Teacher's Soul, 2002, and KnitLit Too: S…
Terry Miller Shannon told SATA: "I began writing at age forty-three when I realized my life was whizzing by
Part of the "From Sea to Shining Sea" series, Shannon's Oregon offers a thorough discussion of the state through its history, commerce, natural resources, people of distinction, and other topics. (Illustration by Susan Hunt Yule.)
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