Booktrust: November 2011
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Food for thought at the British Library
Posted 29 November 2011 When I heard about the Literary Translators: Creative, Cultural and Collecting Contexts conference at the British Library (which took place last month) I signed up straight away. It's been over... Read 'Food for thought at the British...' -
Louie Stowell: Once upon a workshop...
Posted 25 November 2011 Author of Write Your Own Story Book Louie Stowell joins us with a guest blog about her experience of leading a Booktrust and Usborne Publishing creative writing workshop. Read 'Louie Stowell: Once upon a workshop...' -
New Bookmark site goes live!
Posted 25 November 2011 Ten years ago, Booktrust developed the beginnings of a resource on the subject of books and disability issues. Read 'New Bookmark site goes live! ' -
Kevin Brooks: Feeling the Music
Posted 24 November 2011 One of the reasons I wanted to write Naked was that it took me back to the world of my youth, a world that shaped my life and made me... Read 'Kevin Brooks: Feeling the Music ' -
New writing fellowships
Posted 23 November 2011 If you're an aspiring unpublished author, you might be interested in these fellowships currently on offer at UEA, one of the country's best hubs for creative writing. Read 'New writing fellowships ' -
John McLay: Diary of a Wimpy Kid event
Posted 21 November 2011 I’m really excited about Jeff Kinney’s sixth Wimpy Kid novel, Cabin Fever, publishing this month which will be one of the biggest books of the year across all of children’s... Read 'John McLay: Diary of a Wimpy...' -
Anti-Bullying Week
Posted 15 November 2011 This week is Anti-Bullying Week - and we only need to glance at the newspaper headlines to know that it's a more pertinent initiative than ever. Read 'Anti-Bullying Week '
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