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Siobhan Dowd
Siobhan Dowd was the widely-loved, prize-winning author of four books, two of which were published after her premature death from cancer, aged 47. In 2009 she became the first author ever posthumously awarded the prestigious Carnegie Medal.
Kit Downes
Kit Downes has just finished his final year at the University of Wales, Bangor, studying English and History. He spends much of his free time searching for “good” stories and writing his own when he can’t find enough. The idea for
Zal and Zara and the Great Race of Azamed
came to him in a café in Hay-on-Wye in the summer after leaving school, and he finished writing it in his first term at university. When he graduates, Kit plans to keep writing and travelling so as to avoid getting a real job for as long as possible.
Patrick Downes
Nick Dowson
Malachy Doyle
An author of books for children of all ages, whose work has been inspired by the folk tales of Ireland and Wales.
Flavia Z. Drago
Ursula Dubosarsky
Joyce Dunbar
Joyce is the author of
Oddly
,
The Monster Who Ate Darkness,
and
Shoe Baby
and
Pat-a-Cake Baby
, which were both illustrated by her daughter, Polly.
Polly Dunbar
One of the UK's most exciting picture book talents, author-illustrator of the award-winning
Penguin
.
Daniel Duncan
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