Review: Snow by Gina Inverarity
Dystopia meets folklore in a chilly and beguiling YA tale
Dystopia meets folklore in a chilly and beguiling YA tale
Jessica Miller’s superb second novel is a fairy tale for modern times
Writers’ festival audiences show us just how skilled children’s authors need to be.
How the blockbuster changed children’s and YA publishing
‘I take my nonsense really seriously.’ Writer, illustrator and artist Caroline Magerl on the power of images
Playwright Katy Warner’s YA debut depicts the tightening grip of a new totalitarian regime
Not far from any discussion about literature is someone waiting to elbow in with a ‘should’
‘A publisher is so much more than a maker of books. You’ve got to be friend, enemy, counsellor, agitator, pacifier.’
What do Charlie Bucket and Harry Potter have in common? On story structure and the boundaries of adventure
What knowledge is worth having? Sixteen year old Adele asks herself this in crime writer Malla Nunn’s YA debut