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 XpoNorth Writers’ Tweet Pitch 2021 – January 15th!
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Audio book, Fiction, Illustration, Media, Middle Grade, Non-fiction, On the business, Picture Books, Poetry, Prizes, Scots, Teen/YA fiction, traditional, Uncategorized, Young fiction
Posted January 4, 2021

XpoNorth Writers’ Tweet Pitch 2021 – January 15th!

It’s back! The annual XPoNorth Writers’ Tweet Pitch! We’ll be among the many literary agents and publishers glued to their twitter feeds from 9am to 9pm on January 15th. You can [...]

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 Sensory stories and poems every month!
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Audio book, Fiction, Illustration, Picture Books, traditional, Young fiction
Posted December 21, 2020

Sensory stories and poems every month!

Storyteller Ailie Finlay and artist Kate Leiper have been collaborating on a series of stories and poems, commissioned by the Wigtown Book Festival. Every month, from November 2020 to April 2021, [...]

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 GHOSTOLOGY… The Complete Guide to the Study of Ghosts
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By Kathryn Ross
In Fiction, Illustration, Non-fiction
Posted September 13, 2020

GHOSTOLOGY… The Complete Guide to the Study of Ghosts

Ever since Dragonology in 2003, author Dugald Steer has been the ‘ghost writer’ for the majority of the  Ologies – Templar Publishing‘s hugely popular and successful [...]

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 Lari Don and Eilidh Muldoon at the Edinburgh International Book Festival (virtually)
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By Lindsey Fraser
In Fiction, Illustration, Middle Grade, On the business, Picture Books, traditional
Posted August 18, 2020

Lari Don and Eilidh Muldoon at the Edinburgh International Book Festival (virtually)

It’s been an odd summer without book festivals to visit. But there was something rather nice about sitting in the comfort of my own home, on a frankly disgusting, misty-moisty August day in [...]

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