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Authors' Spaces: Roger Garfitt
Posted 6 May 2011 Continuing Booktrust's series on authors and where they write. Today, the author of memoir The Horseman's Word... Roger Garfitt... Read 'Authors' Spaces: Roger Garfitt ' -
Authors' Spaces: Roshi Fernando
Posted 21 April 2011 Continuing Booktrust's series on authors and where they write. Today, award-winning author of the collection, Homesick, Roshi Fernando. Read 'Authors' Spaces: Roshi Fernando ' -
Invisible Disabilities
Posted 13 April 2011 When it comes to including disabled characters as ‘casually’ as possible, some forms of disability are definitely easier to represent than others. Read 'Invisible Disabilities ' -
Authors' Spaces: Nikita Lalwani
Posted 15 February 2011 Continuing our series of authors giving us a glimpse into their writing spaces, Nikita Lalwani, the author of the acclaimed Gifted, shows us her beautiful, considered minimalist study... Read 'Authors' Spaces: Nikita Lalwani ' -
Authors' Spaces: Andrea Eames
Posted 1 February 2011 In the first of a series where Booktrust asks authors to write about where they write, Andrea Eames, author of the forthcoming The Cry of the Go-Away Bird (Harvill Secker),... Read 'Authors' Spaces: Andrea Eames ' -
Recognising Inclusion
Posted 26 January 2011 In this week's blog, I am going to let myself go a little off-script. I'm taking a brief interlude from looking at different ways of including disability in children's books... Read 'Recognising Inclusion ' -
Clare Hey: Shortfire Press
Posted 17 January 2011 Shortfire Press began as a spark of an idea after a glass of wine or two too many and a conversation, which wondered: Will the ebook revolution change the way... Read 'Clare Hey: Shortfire Press '
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