| Liz Kessler - Sunday 2nd May - 6.00 pm - St Ives Arts Club - £TBA |
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Liz is a children's author with six novels published so far and a seventh due out in June this year. Her books have been translated into over twenty languages, have appeared on the New York Times best seller list and have this year topped two million sales worldwide.
Liz recently moved to St Ives, where she gets lots of inspiration for her books. As they feature funky fairies and accidental mermaids, her characters feel just at home here as she does.
She will read a few excerpts from her published books, give a sneak preview of her soon-to-be-published book and answer questions about writing, books, mermaids, fairies and anything else she happens to be asked.
To find out more about Liz, visit her website at:
www.lizkessler.co.uk
Or join her on FaceBook:
Liz Kessler Page
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| Ann Kelley - Thursday 6th May - 6.00 pm - St Ives Arts Club - £6.00 |
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| Ann Kelley is poet, photographer and writer, the author of 5 novels for teenagers. including The Bower Bird which won the Costa Children’s Book of the Year Award ’07.
‘The author as artist evokes people and places with delicacy, humour and truth. We feel this is a voice that should be heard.’
Costa judges.
Ann will talk about and read from her latest novel KOH TABU (Oxford University Press, April ‘10).
A camping trip goes horribly wrong on KOH TABU the Forbidden Island. A dream becomes a nightmare in an unforgettable edge of your seat thriller about trust and betrayal, fear and courage, death and survival - and growing up.
Day 10
‘I keep thinking it can’t get any worse, but it does.'
Think Lord of the Flies but with girls!
Visit her website:
www.annkelley.co.uk
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| Les Murray - Saturday 8th May - 8.00 pm - Mariners Gallery - £10.00 |
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| Australia's leading poet and one of the greatest contemporary poets writing in English. His work has been published in ten languages.
Les Murray has won many literary awards, including the Grace Leven Prize (1980 and 1990), the Petrarch Prize (1995), and the prestigious TS Eliot Award (1996). In 1999 he was awarded the Queens Gold Medal for Poetry on the recommendation of Ted Hughes.
He will be visiting St Ives as part of a UK tour and will be reading a selection of his work.
For more information and a bibliography visit his website:
www.lesmurray.org
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