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The View From Here is a print and on-line literary magazine with author interviews, book reviews, news & events, original fiction, cartoons, articles and behind the scenes features. We exist to provide an environment for authors and poets to feel connected and inspired and to showcase new talent.
The View From Here
Date / Time: 6/19/2008 9:30 AM UTC
Category: Books
Mike French, editor of The View From Here, interviews Rachel Holmes the Head of Literature at the South Bank Centre about the london Literature Festival in July.
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Original Air Date: 3/17/2009 12:00 PM UTC
Editor of The View From Here, Mike French, talks to David Fickling about author Siobhan Dowd who died from breast cancer in August 2007 aged 47. David Fickling is a children's book editor and publisher. He started his career with Oxford University Press in 1977, moving on to Transworld and then to Scholastic UK. In 1999, David formed his own imprint in Oxford, David Fickling Books. The imprint is now based with Random House and publishes about a dozen titles per year in the US, Australia and new Zealand as well as the UK. Recent titles include Philip Pullman's Lyra's Oxford, Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, John Boyne's The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and Linda Newbery's 2007 Costa Award-winning Set in Stone. In 2004, David received the British Book Award for Editor of the Year. He lives with his wife and three older children in Oxford, England.
Original Air Date: 6/19/2008 9:30 AM UTC
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