Testimonials

“Thor­ough and packed
with great resources”

“Tere­sa Ho Robeson’s ses­sion on ‘Writ­ing a Graph­ic Nov­el for the First Time’ is thor­ough and packed with great resources. Tere­sa teach­es with high ener­gy and con­ta­gious enthu­si­asm. After tak­ing Teresa’s ses­sion, I had all the infor­ma­tion I need­ed to move from talk­ing about writ­ing a graph­ic nov­el ‘some­day’ to com­plet­ing my first GN man­u­script with­in the next few months.”
(Jamie Bills, kid lit author)

“Fab­u­lous”
“Oh my good­ness Tere­sa, as I sus­pect­ed, your webi­nar was way more than FABULOUS, so much so that I just reviewed the replay twice!! Have some action items I want to look into and I def­i­nite­ly gained help­ful insight from what you expe­ri­enced, includ­ing what does­n’t feel like quite a fit for how I tend to do things! I’m so hope­ful to have the chance to meet you in per­son some­day!!! Thank you so much for all your time and effort pre­sent­ing from your expe­ri­ence!” 
(Sylvia Chen, kid lit author)

“A patient, kind, thought­ful, inquis­i­tive men­tor”
“Tere­sa men­tored me through the revi­sion of a pic­ture book. She helped me get the man­u­script in tip-top shape. More impor­tant­ly, she helped me find my own authen­tic voice as a writer from a mar­gin­al­ized com­mu­ni­ty. Tere­sa is a patient, kind, thought­ful, inquis­i­tive men­tor. She uses a breadth of expe­ri­ence as an author to inform her in-depth, writer-cen­tered feed­back. I’m grate­ful for the oppor­tu­ni­ty to work with her!”
(Tim BaaseQueer Kidlit mentee)

“Amaz­ing pre­sen­ta­tion”
“Many thanks Tere­sa for your amaz­ing pre­sen­ta­tion today! It was out­stand­ing! I’m always impressed with how much you get done!!! My head is still reel­ing!” 
(Mar­i­anne Black­stone-Tab­n­er, kid lit author)

“There­sa [sic] Robe­son did a great job shar­ing her graph­ic nov­el expe­ri­ence too […] so many great visu­als and resources — I appre­ci­at­ed that!” (An attendee at the Mar­velous Mid­west SCBWI Conference)

“Tere­sa Robeson’s ‘Graph­ic Nov­el’ [was my favorite pre­sen­ta­tion]”
(An attendee at the Mar­velous Mid­west SCBWI Conference)