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It’s an actual book. With pages and everything! Out in June 2020. #bookstagram #queenofbloodyeverything #books #essexgirlMoonlightingPlaying on Twitter. Alleged sleb lookalikes. Both funny girls. (Once got mistaken for young Yvette Fielding, also Anne Hathaway as shaven consumptive prostitute. I claimed latter one anyway. I’ll take that whatever state she’s in.)Balloons from bed.Halfway mark. 500 word chapters are a gift.Under his eye. #amwriting #holdmecloseTwitter
- RT @Bookishcrick: 2 weeks today I'll be in conversation with the lovely @joannanadin about her book 'Queen of Bloody Everything' which has… 2 days ago
- RT @nickiwomble: @joannanadin @MantleBooks Now this is definitely one to look forward to. I LOVED The Queen of Bloody Everything. 2 days ago
- First glimpse of The Talk of Pram Town *squeals* Out June 2020 with the wonderful @MantleBooks https://t.co/LylhuVKNpj 2 days ago
- There is little more thrilling to me than being invited to a black tie event. *flings open wardrobe doors to assess… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 days ago
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CBBC’s Joe All Alone and the truth about child poverty
Joe All Alone is a book (and, now, BBC TV series) about friendship. It’s a book about family, and what constitutes that today. It’s a book about bullying. It’s a book about difference and acceptance. But beneath all that, it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged CBBC, child poverty, Daniel Frogson, Home Alone, Joanna Nadin, Joe All Alone, Joe Sims, Vas Blackwood
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Joe All Alone at BAFTA
About five years ago I wrote a book about a boy from Peckham. Like the Velveteen Rabbit, he turned real. And now he’s out in the wild and being screened at BAFTA before the series starts its run on CBBC. … Continue reading
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The Queen of Bloody Everything is born
This one has been a long time coming. I’ve been writing for children and young adults for seventeen years. But for various reasons I’d shied away from grown-ups. Partly because I had so much to say about teenage years – it’s … Continue reading
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A face for radio
Many years ago, when I still thought I’d lead a glamorous life in the meejah, I read radio news for a living. And it’s a medium I adore – the focus on words, the invisibility of it, so that, when … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC London, Essex, Joanna Nadin, Mantle Books, Pan Macmillan, Radio 1, Saffron Walden, swearing, The Queen of Bloody Everything
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Want to write middle grade?
Want to know how to write middle grade fiction? Want to know what middle grade fiction is and why the bejaysus we keep stealing words from the Americans? Then join me (and Bloomsbury Publishing’s Writers and Artists Yearbook) in this 2.5 … Continue reading
A is for Apiphobia.
Originally posted on Smiles away girl.:
Do you cross the road if a dog is walking towards you? Do buttons make your skin crawl? Snakes make you want to cry? Are you overwhelmed by panic at the thought of blood,…
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Hello May Hitlist
An oldie, but a goodie. My So-Called Life is on the hitlist (in a good way) for May.
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