September 2, 2008
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Calling all Star Wars fans!
Science fiction and fantasy writer, Sean Williams, author of Star Wars: the Force Unleashed, and the new series, The Broken Land, will be speaking at the State Library on Thursday 18 September, from 1.30 – 2.30pm.
The session targets Years 8 – 10 students, and is free!
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| To book your place email: joanna.andrew@slwa.wa.gov.au ph: 9427 3173) with your school, name, contact details (phone and email), what year, and how many students will be attending.
Book this informative and interesting session today!
The Changeling, the first book in the new Broken Land series was reviewed in Fiction Focus Issue 2, 2008. |
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Posted by janning
August 4, 2008
Fremantle Press and ED! Magazine in The West Australian are giving primary
and secondary students the opportunity to win the complete set of Hal
Spacejock novels by Simon Haynes.
Students need to write a 150-word review of any book in the series and
send it to pat.tighe@wanews.com.au by 1 September2008.
The best entry will be published in ED!
Simon’s first book is available to students as a free online download.
For more information please use the link above to Fremantle Press
or read the next edition of ED! Magazine
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Posted by rirvin
May 16, 2008
Check out our Fiction Focus Blog for a growing list of Australian and International authors and illustrators who are writing for teenagers. They all have their own blogs and websites so that their readers can communicate with them and enrich their reading experiences.
Neil Gaiman, one of these authors, presented an inspiring keynote at the recent CBCA Conference in Melbourne. Teachers and older teenagers may have enjoyed Neil’s popular Sandman comics, which were published from 1989-1996. Younger students may know Wolves in the Walls, The day I swapped my Dad for two goldfish and Coraline, which is soon to become a 3D animated film.
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Posted by mjmidolo