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In which I am the judge of the Honiton Writers’ Children’s Storywriting Competition
The Honiton and District Writers’ Group short story competition for children has been running since 2009, the same year my first book was published. So I like to think we’re in it together. I’ve judged all three events and enjoyed both the reading of the entries and the presenting of the awards. The 2011 event …
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fresh from unputdownable, Bristol Festival of Literature
What a great day. A group of enormously positive folk decided to launch the first Bristol Festival of Literature, called ‘unputdownable’. I am lucky enough to know at least one or two of them and was pleased to be on the programme for today – BBC Radio Bristol in the morning followed by Foyles Bookshop …
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Westbury Leigh and me
I spent Friday morning at Westbury Leigh CE Primary School running two separate workshops with Years 4 and 5. The day started and finished badly thanks to the ridiculous traffic. It was like driving through knitting. However the in-between was fun. First to roll up were Mrs Newbury and Mrs Foote’s classes. We dived straight …
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tall tales and short stories
There’s an interview with me and a few tips on writing for reluctant readers on: http://talltalesandshortstories.blogspot.com/2011/07/tm-alexander-talks-tribers-and-writing.html
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the end of term rush
I seem to be trying to cram a lot of events into a shrinking school term. I’m judging two writing competitions, running three workshops and helping two classes make a film of the blurb of my latest book, all in the next two weeks. It’s actually quite good timing because Wimbledon will be over and …
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Murray and Tsonga have interrupted my writing schedule
It’s Monday, which is a work day as everyone knows, so why am I watching telly in the afternoon? Because it rained yesterday and so the final at Queen’s club was postponed. Murray is perched, could go either way. I used to watch tennis with my dad, on a tiny screen – probably a quarter …
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assembly at Christchurch
It’s storytelling week at Christchurch, so I told the children a story. It was called ’10 Names that Changed a Life’. The life was mine, and the change was from working in a bank to being a published children’s writer. Thankfully the story has highs and lows so I didn’t need to invent anything to …
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recommendations
Feedback from Bristol Festival of Literature Organiser, Ali Reynolds Everyone at the event at Foyles had a terrific time. All the parents were whispering ‘she’s so good isn’t she’…you were a big hit. A school librarian’s review from my World Book Day event When Tracy arrived on the morning of Thursday 3rd March, the date …
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about me
I was born in Canada, but grew up in middle England, brought up on village fetes, Victoria sponge and pond dipping. I like short words better than long ones, celeriac more than cabbage, and ride a bike covered in bright green gaffer tape. I write in my study hidden behind a bookcase somewhere in north …
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scrapbook
Judging and prizegiving in Devon A piece in the local paper about the short story competition for children ……. Click on the newspaper cutting to read the complete article and find out the ten winners who received a prize for their work. A guest blog on netmums Thought I’d post a …
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