Whenever I can’t find someone, I just throw a question at my Academy of Fine Arts net of students, and within a day I have answers. They may be editors for other publishing houses, or in one of our books we had a physicist from CERN who’d done a book about space exploration and physics. Every person is just six Facebook or Twitter friends away, it’s really true. After that, there are usually two or three or four specialized editors-we have a biologist, someone from construction, and so on, reading pages with images and text and they’re finding mistakes that we correct. We follow information on internet sources, and check them with real people working in the field. We were fortunate enough to get an interview with Daniel Mizielinski, thanks to Phoebe and Jean at Candlewick Press.so read on! Q & A with Daniel MizielinskiĬan you talk about the research process for your books?
Rather, this enormous atlas is one they’ll want to return to again and again, each time to learn a new, mind-boggling fact. And don’t be mistaken, this isn’t a cool fact book your kid will read once and then tuck away forever in the closet. You and your ever-curious youngin’ will want to devote an entire afternoon digging into this masterpiece.
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