How do you learn to write a children's book? Do you use a pen on paper, make notes in journals or go straight to a computer?

Nikki Asked me; “Just wondering, have you always written on a computer, or do you first draft out ideas and thoughts for stories in a notebook?”

I’ve gone through a load of systems and rituals in my writing career. This is a sort of history of my methods of writing on the computer, why and how I started and why the computer made me the writer I became.

Sorry about the clcikbaity title, but That's what you have to do to get noticed! lol

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Rotring Tikky Graphic Pen
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The Pentel Aquash Brush
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Huion A4 Tracing Light Pad
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The Cotman sketching watercolour set
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Shoo Rayner is an awardwinning author and illustrator of over 200 books for children.