Richard Due
Born in Baltimore on April 2, 1964, Richard Due went on to work as a children's writer and novelist. His notable work, Moon Realm, represents the documented creative output associated with his name, placing him among American writers who produce fiction for younger readers.
Due is a citizen of the United States and has pursued careers as both a writer and a novelist, with children's literature forming a clear part of his body of work. Moon Realm stands as the identified title connected to his writing, offering the most concrete point of reference available for those seeking to engage with his fiction.
The existence of Moon Realm as a notable work confirms Due's presence within the field of children's literature and novel writing. As an American author born in Baltimore, his career has encompassed both the craft of fiction writing and the specific demands of producing work for child audiences.
Quotes by Richard Due
Richard Due's insights on:
If you want to see and feel magic first hand, read a book to your kid before bedtime. – Richard Due.
There is a value to books – unhackable, paper books – that measures far beyond mere ink and paper.
Just a cat! Just a cat! I am the stealer of breaths, the walker of shadows, the keeper of nine lives.” – the Magnificent Lady Grayson of the Silky White Underbelly, or Just Grayson for Short.
I've reached that final moment of editing a book—the one where the text manifests as a living breathing person and starts slugging me in the face.
Editing is like walking across a room strewn with rose petals and thorns. When you can walk across mostly unbloodied, you're finished.
There is a value to books—unhackable, paper books—that measures far beyond mere ink and paper.
