Booktrust: July 2012
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Posted 26 July 2012
by Pete Mitchell
Will Self, not for the first time in his long and storied career, is not amused. He's at City University, talking about Kafka's Metamorphosis, and poor Gregor Samsa running all...
Read ''Other Words for Funny': Will Self,...'
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Posted 25 July 2012
by Guest blogger
Children's author Andy Briggs tells us about the challenges of retelling the story of Tarzan for a new generation
Read 'An unlikely world icon: reinventing Tarzan'
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Posted 24 July 2012
by Guest blogger
Jethro Soutar reports from Noir Week in Gijón, Spain.
Read 'Dark times '
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Posted 24 July 2012
by Guest blogger
Author Kate Harrison writes about what social media means for today's teens - and why she made it the subject of her Soul Beach trilogy
Read 'Dystopia or Utopia? The truth about...'
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Posted 11 July 2012
by Guest blogger
Burn Mark author Laura Powell tells us why she wanted to write about witches - and Booktrust's resident fan of 'witchy fiction', Anna Loudon, shares her thoughts on the book
Read 'Burn Mark '
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Posted 6 July 2012
by Katherine Woodfine
Chicken House launch a magical new children's book, The Wolf Princess by Cathryn Constable, with a Russian-themed celebration
Read 'The Wolf Princess '
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Posted 5 July 2012
by Alex Strick
Alex Strick visits a college for visually impaired students in Worcester to hear about their views on books and reading
Read 'Touching Matters '
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Posted 4 July 2012
by Guest blogger
Illustrator and writer Sarah McIntyre tells us all about a wild, wonderful and very colourful Picture Book Party at Tales on Moon Lane Bookshop, as part of this week's The...
Read 'Picture Book Party '
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Posted 3 July 2012
by Guest blogger
Elen Caldecott, author of The Mystery of Wickworth Manor and Operation Eiffel Tower, reflects on her approach to writing about friendships
Read 'Let's Be Friends '