Next week...
Didn't know you could draw? You'd be surprised. Come by the Childrens Bookshop in Beecroft, Sydney, for a workshop on drawing and storytelling with pictures. It's for 8-10 year olds who like drawing or didn't know they had it in them. Or just come along to say hi if you like. Contact the bookshop to book a place
tel: 02 9481 8811
Dropping by to say hi is informal.
Scenes from a shopping arcade...
When you least expect it...
Some nice lettering comes into view.
I think it's a cat...
Christmas cracker from last year. The hats were perfectly good.
That's ok, you can have it.
Wee Write Festival Glasgow
I'll be taking part in the Wee Write Festival 2016, in Glasgow. My talk is about my books and visual literacy and there'll be plenty of pictures to look at. Hope to see you there.
Therefore wee are.
Junky Comics launched MuMu in style...
On Thursday Vlada launched What's Up MuMu? at her brilliant comics shop in West End. It was standing room only for the reading with musical backing scored and performed by D. Franklin Crane. It was good seeing Chris and Jackie McKummie there. I want to thank Vlada and all her volunteers profusely for setting the place up for the party and making it a success. All this whilst being on crutches.
Vlada without her crutches.
Junky Comics book launch...
Thursday 17th December: we launch MuMu at Junky Comics in Brisbane. Book reading with musical accompaniment furnished by D. Franklin Crane. Takeoff: 6.30pm in Vulture Street. Hold onto your cats.
Brunswick Street Bookstore FREE MuMu lapel badge…
Get a FREE handmade badge for your lapel when you buy one of the first ten copies of MuMu at The Brunswick Street Bookstore in Melbourne.
These handmade badges have a traditional sticking pin on the back and are guaranteed to brighten up the greyest school uniform or business apparel. Be quick!
The little big house…
Lauren Child opened the doors to her amazing dolls' house at The House of Illustration last night. It's been years in the making and it's flawless – without being a bungalow. The exhibition runs until February 2016. Be prepared to bend at the knees.