Printz seals
Here are the two Australian Printz Honor Books with their seals on:
posted by Among Amid While at 9:45 am
24 January, 2006
About Me
- Name: Among Amid While
- Location: Sydney, Australia
I write fiction. My latest novel is Sea Hearts, published by Allen & Unwin in Australia—this novel is published as The Brides of Rollrock Island by David Fickling Books and Jonathan Cape in the UK, and by Knopf in the US, and will soon come out as Seeherzen from Rowohlt in Germany. I've also written Tender Morsels and five short story collections: White Time, Black Juice, Red Spikes, Yellowcake and Cracklescape.
Previous Posts
- Black Juice is a Printz Honor Book
- When you need talking down off the ledge...
- 'Gross Motor'
- Items now forbidden in YA fiction
- Books on Writing
- Back to business
- Oh, gee.
- Profile in the Australian
- The Howies At Home
- Fifteen Things About Books meme
4 Comments:
Hey Margo,
Congratulations on Black Juice. I so admired it and gave copies to all and sundry - even posted copies to France. But I'm just starting to figure out this posting comments business so sorry about the anonymous nature of an earlier comment on light versus dark. White Rabbit is just me - Kirsty Murray. We met years ago at a Reading Matters Conference in Melbourne. Your blog is a great read and I am toying with the idea of one myself though perhaps I am not consistently articulate enough to sustain the pace! Clever you for all your great work, K.
Big congrats. Go you!
I must say the book looks very pretty with the new shiny sticker. :)
Thanks, Suzanne. I really want to put all the possible stickers on one copy of BJ and see whether there's room for the title any more! But just one is classy-lookin'.
Hi Kirsty. Yes, I remember you, and that conversation - we talked about possible titles for what eventually became Zarconi's Magic Flying Fish. Boy, you've accomplished a lot since then! Six books, my god! Welcome, and I'm glad you enjoy the blog. I don't update as often as I feel I should, but I can recommend it as a way of being out in public without having to leave the house (or even dress properly!). I'm still working out what sorts of things I want to (and don't want to) put up on it, and it's perhaps a bit narrower than a lot of writer blogs. I tend not to put rants up, or family photos, or a lot of personal stuff; it's for writing and writing-related activities more than anything. But there are lots of different ways to work it. More pictures is what it needs...*hunts out digital camera*
PS And thanks for buying all those copies of BLACK JUICE, Kirsty! :)
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