Posts Tagged ‘shaun tan’
Wednesday, April 3rd, 2013
At a time of year when there are more new children’s book releases than autumn leaves drifting about, it’s nice to grab a cuppa, sit back and remember that what makes a book brilliant is the genius behind its creation. Today we meet one of those geniuses, the quietly charismatic illustrator, Lucia Masciullo. Her story [...]
Tags: Blue Quoll Publishing, children's picture books, Freya Blackwook, Gus Gordon, illustrator, Italy, Juliette McIver, Kerry Argent, Kim Kane, Livorno, Lucia Masciullo, Queen Alice's Palaces, robert ingpen, shaun tan, Sonya Hartnett, Zana Fraillon
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Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
If you’re a fan of Shaun Tan’s work (and honestly, who isn’t?), this is news that is sure to get you salivating. Hachette have just announced that they will be producing a limited 1500-copy run of a The Arrival and Sketches from a Nameless Land Suitcase Collector’s Edition. This exclusive edition includes hard cover limited [...]
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Friday, September 10th, 2010
The 68th World Science Fiction Convention is over! Five days of panels, talks, signings, parties, awards and other related stuff, has ended. People from all over the world are making their way home… or perhaps sightseeing across Australia before departing our golden shores. I’m now sitting in front of my computer at home in Melbourne, [...]
Tags: Aussiecon, Foz Meadows, George RR Martin, Jack Dann, Kim Stanley Robinson, Melinda M Snodgrass, Narrelle M Harris, Paul Cornell, Richard Harland, Robert Shearman, shaun tan
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Sunday, June 13th, 2010
Boomerang Books is proud to announce that this weekend, not only is a member of our Boomerang Books blogging team speaking at the sold-out 2010 Children’s Book Council of Australia NSW Branch Conference, but we’ll be live-blogging the two-day event – with scheduled appearances by the big names in Australian children’s writing, including Libby Gleeson, [...]
Tags: Dee White, Glenda Millard, Jackie French, julie vivas, Libby Gleeson, Libby Hathorn, margaret wild, Markus Zusak, Melina Marchetta, shaun tan
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Monday, June 7th, 2010
Aussiecon 4 is coming soon and I can hardly wait! “What is it?” I hear you ask. Aussiecon 4 is the 68th World Science Fiction Convention (Worldcon, for short). And it’s going to be in Melbourne. To say that I am excited, is an understatement. Today, I’ve invited long-time Worldcon attendee, Laurie Mann, to tell [...]
Tags: Cory Doctorow, Ellen Kushner, Garth Nix, George RR Martin, Ian Tregillis, Kim Stanley Robinson, Melinda Snodgrass, Paul Cornell, Robert Silverberg, Sean McMullen, shaun tan
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Monday, April 19th, 2010
Last Tuesday I went along to the launch of Felicity Marshall’s picture book, The Star, which I reviewed a couple of posts back. Port Melbourne Prints and Framing (276-278 Bay Street, Port Melbourne) was a terrific location for the launch, which also doubled as the opening of an exhibition of artwork from the book. In [...]
Tags: Babette Cole, Eric Carle, Felicity Marshall, shaun tan
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Thursday, April 15th, 2010
If you read up on these kinds of things, you’ll already have been aware that the Hugo Award nominees for 2010 have been announced. Among them the name ‘Shaun Tan’ sits merrily, in the category of ‘Best Professional Artist’ . And if you’ve been hiding under a different rock from the one Shaun Tan’s been [...]
Tags: children's picture books, Hazel Edwards, hugo awards 2010, John Marsden, shaun tan, the rabbits, there's a hippopotamus on our roof eating cake
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