David Almond talks to Julia Eccleshare (307) (29 May 2008)

David Almond, Julia Eccleshare

The great author of Skellig, Kit’s Wilderness, Clay, The Savage and The Fire-Eater talks about his work with the Guardian’s children’s books editor.

Young Bond (265) (28 May 2008)

Charlie Higson, Jonathan Douglas

Charlie Higson talks to Jonathan Douglas To celebrate the centenary of Bond’s originator, Charlie Higson discusses recreating the superspy for a young audience.

Louise Rennison (208) (27 May 2008)

Louise Rennison

The bestselling and brilliantly funny author talks about Georgia Nicolson on page and screen, with sneak peeks from the upcoming movie of Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging and the upcoming book, Stop in the Name of Pants.

Jenny Valentine talks to Julia Eccleshare (231) (27 May 2008)

Jenny Valentine, Julia Eccleshare

Valentine’s debut novel, Finding Violet Park, won the Guardian Prize for Children’s Fiction. Broken Soup is set to consolidate its author’s reputation as a unique and compelling writer who can combine heart-rending tragedy, quirky characters and intriguing mystery with a masterly lightness of touch.

Any Questions for the Writers? (01 Jun 2007)

Sophie McKenzie, Michael Morpurgo, Michelle Paver, Rick Riordan

Four superstar writers for teenagers answer your questions about stories, the business of writing, and their own reading. Chaired by Wendy Cooling. 9 yrs +

Anthony Horowitz (01 Jun 2007)

Anthony Horowitz

The sensational author of the Alex Rider and Power of Five series writes unparalleled thrills, chills and adventure. 8 yrs +

Michael Morpurgo (31 May 2007)

Michael Morpurgo

Children's Laureate 2003-5, writer of modern classics Private Peaceful and Kensuke's Kingdom, creator of Radio 4's epic series The Invention of Children: the great storyteller entertainers. 8 yrs +

Geraldine McCaughrean talks to Philip Reeve (31 May 2007)

Geraldine McCaughrean, Philip Reeve

Two award-winning and eminent writers in conversation with Daniel Hahn. Philip’s novel Here Lies Arthur gives a new truth to the famous legend; Geraldine has written Peter Pan in Scarlet, the sequel to JM Barrie’s classic. 10 yrs +

Malorie Blackman talks to Jonathan Douglas (29 May 2007)

Malorie Blackman, Jonathan Douglas

The author of the Noughts and Crosses series and Dangerous Realities, introduces her Unheard Voices: An Anthology of Stories and Poems to Commemorate the Bicentenary Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade. 8 yrs +

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