Bestselling author Elle McNicoll joins us on Authors Live to share her YA debut, Some Like it Cold!
Once registered, you will be sent a link to tune in before the broadcast. You can send in your questions for Axel Scheffler using the hashtag #BBCAuthorsLive on X (formerly known as Twitter), or email ...
Changing time is a great opportunity for face-to-face interaction. Show lots of smiles and expression on your face as you share this song while you change your baby's nappy. Soon your baby will ...
The Ignite Fellowship supports established writers who are embarking on or working through a significant project. You can apply whether the project is in its very earliest stages or already a work in ...
Reading is Caring can help you build on your existing relationship with a loved one who is living with dementia to create a personalised shared reading experience. If you care for someone who is ...
Do you know a Bookbug Hero?The Bookbug Hero Award in association with Walker Books is now in its sixth year and celebrates ...
If you're ready to send your manuscript to an agent and you're looking for one based in Scotland, check out the below. Additionally, some members of the Association of Scottish Literary Agents(this ...
Rejection is a huge part of a writer's life, but knowing that doesn't always make it easier. Check out our top tips for brushing it off and moving forward. You’ve probably heard stories of some ...
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I'm an Edinburgh-based children's book illustrator, fascinated by myths and folklore, inspired by animals and nature, with an eye for intricate and detailed drawing. When not in the studio, I love ...
An annual award supporting emerging writers to develop their craft. Awardees receive a £2,500 cash award, allowing them to focus on their work, as well as a tailored package which can include ...
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