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Q&A: Ashley Baxendale on ‘Fishing for Condiments’

Ashley Baxendale’s Fishing for Condiments is a heartwarming tale about life’s deeper meanings. At its core, the story follows Neget, a young character learning valuable life lessons under the guidance of Grandpa. But when Grandpa disappears on the ice, Neget is left to navigate what truly matters. With its blend of simplicity and emotional depth, […]

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Q&A: Author Ian Billings on ‘Tolly Grimpen’s Tales of Grot and Horror’

Ian Billings is the author of Tolly Grimpen’s Tales of Grot and Horror — a collection of horrid and chilling tales from the maniacal mind of Ian Billings, illustrated by the equally mad genius of Hunt Emerson. In this Q&A, Ian discusses the delicate balance between horror and humour, working with the legendary Hunt Emerson, and

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Q&A: Ian Cartwright, author & illustrator ‘The Legend of Old Captain Sue’

Ian Cartwright is the author and illustrator of ‘The Legend of Old Captain Sue’ — a silly, swashbuckling, adventure with gorgeously grotesque illustrations. Available now from all good bookshops! In this Q&A, Ian discusses taking inspiration from the Cornish coast, beginning with a doodle, and taking his art from the world of tattooing into children’s picture

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Q&A: Nadine Holland, author ‘Hallie and the Broken Ghost’

Nadine Holland is the author of ‘Hallie and the Broken Ghost’ — available now from all good bookshops! In this silly and spooky middle-grade novel, readers follow Hallie Collins and her new spectral sidekick through a thrilling paranormal adventure. In this Q&A, Nadine talks all about how her early childhood influenced the story, her love of

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