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Too much for my new undergrads?Book rec. Unputdownable, in a page-turning yet read-through-your-fingers way. Top stuff @bloomsburypublishingBring it onBig up for my little Joe All Alone, nominated for an Emmy. In fancy pants Cannes.And all the girls say I’m...Off to London to launch our incredible @bathspauni @imagineersmawyp into the world of agents and editors. Just one of the perks of teaching (and learning) on our world-leading Masters. #bathspaproudTwitter
- I think I’d enjoy this series of Endeavour more if it was just the adultery and house refurbishment. That etched gl… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 hours ago
- Just cried watching an episode of Dumping Ground. I don’t even know who these characters are but it got to me. 3 hours ago
- The absolute best bit of Emma was Menace whispering to me which characters in this version were based on who in Clueless. 1 day ago
- Mokoko have stopped doing cinnamon buns and BTP like a giant fecking crèche. My world is falling apart. #middleclasswriterproblems 1 day ago
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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
Home alone?
I’m at the UKMG extravaganza next Saturday in Nottingham, celebrating books for 9-12 year olds, including my own Joe All Alone. But ahead of that, I’m getting shouty rather than celebratory. This went up over on Pewter Wolf’s blog today, … Continue reading
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