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Peter Jay Black
Peter Jay Black loves gadgets, films, and things that make him laugh so hard he thinks he might pass out. He trained as an electronics engineer and one day, a team of super-skilled kids popped into his head. He brought them to life in a Hollywood apartment. He is now a full time writer but in...
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Peternelle van Arsdale
Peternelle van Arsdale and was an executive editor for HarperCollins, Anchor/Doubleday, Hyperion, and Putnam. Over the course of her career she edited multiple New York Times bestsellers and award-winners, and also conceived, compiled, and edited Kurt Vonnegut's posthumously published collecti...
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Philip Ardagh
Roald Dahl Funny Prize-winning author Philip Ardagh is the author of The Grunts. He is probably best known for his Grubtown Tales, but he is author of over 100 books. He is a 'regular irregular' reviewer of children's books for The Guardian, and is currently developing a series for television....
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Philip Caveney
Philip Caveney was born in 1951 in North Wales but moved home frequently while he was growing up as a result of his father being stationed at various RAF bases around the country. When his parents were stationed at a base in Malaya, Philip was enrolled at The Kings School, a boarding sc...
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Philip Kerr
Phillip Kerr was born and educated in Edinburgh and now lives in Wimbledon, London, with his journalist wife and three young children. Kerr initially trained at University of Birmingham as a lawyer. Realising law wasn't for him, he pursued a career in advertising before finally becoming...
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Philip Womack
Philip Womack was educated at Lancing and Oriel College, Oxford, and is a Contributing Editor at the Literary Review, and writes for the Daily Telegraph, and the Guardian, among other papers. He is also a Fellow at First Story, currently being Writer in Residence at St Augustine's in Kilburn....
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Philippa Gregory
Philippa Gregory studied at Sussex university, and is a PhD and Alumna of the Year 2009 of Edinburgh university. She was an established historian and writer when she discovered her interest in the Tudor period and wrote the novel The Other Boleyn Girl which was made into a tv drama, and...
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Philippa Pearce
Philippa Pearce was the youngest of four children of a flour-miller. The family lived in the Mill House on the upper reaches of the River Cam. 'Although there wasn't much cash we had lots of space,' remembers Philippa, 'We had a canoe, we swam, we fished with net and with rod, we skated on flo...
