Frankfurt Book Fair
6th - 10th October 2010
The Drummond Agency will again be attending this major event. Sheila
Drummond will be in the International Rights Centre; Table 22P.
Contact
info@drummondagency.com.au for an appointment.
Check the following websites for background information and author
events:
Felicity Young
http://www.felicityyoung.com
‘Felicity Young is an
intriguing new addition to the upper echelons of Australian thriller
writing.’ – Sun Herald
‘Take Out could be recommended to any fan of
Patricia Cornwell and Kathryn Fox’s work….’ – Bookseller+Publisher
Felicity Young will be touring the eastern states, Melbourne and
Sydney during the second week of March.
Patricia O'Neill
http://www.hermajestytheking.com
This is the official
companion website for the Hatshepsut series written by award-winning
author Patricia O’Neill.
The Hatshepsut Series are novels which tell
the true story of one of ancient Egypt’s greatest rulers, the female
Pharaoh, Ma’atkare Hatshepsut.
Meet the characters and the author and
find out more about ancient Egypt!
Randa Abdel-Fattah
http://randaabdelfattah.com
Where the Streets Had a Name has won the 2009 Golden Inky’s award.
The Inkys are Australia’s only teen choice book awards, reflecting what
teenagers want to read rather than what they are told to read. The Inky
awards were created by the State Library of Victoria’s Centre for Youth
Literature to encourage reading for pleasure amongst teenagers.
http://www.insideadog.com.au
Where the Streets Had a Name has been selected by the Children’s
Book Council as a Notable Book for 2009.
Where the Streets Had a Name has been shortlisted for the Children’s Literature award for the 2010
Adelaide Festival Awards.
Ten Things I Hate About Me was selected, by a joint committee of America's Children's Book Council and the
National Council for the Social Studies, as a CBC/NCSS Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People 2010.
