PhD InsaniTea
Vera Veldhuizen is a second year PhD at Cambridge, focusing on children’s war literature. She also likes cats, but mainly
Category: Homerton College
Meg Rosoff, Philip Nel and Reasons Why I Study Children’s Literature
Danielle Cameron is a former teaching assistant and current MPhil student. She writes about issues of intersectionality (particularly age, race
Last minute reminder: Open Day tomorrow!
Whoo! Open day tomorrow! There will delicious baked goods and enthusiastic (and informed) people who can talk to you all
Last chance! Final day to sign up for Mildred Taylor conference!
Today is the last day to sign up for the 40th anniversary symposium of Mildred Taylor’s Roll of Thunder Hear
2016 Philippa Pearce Lecture
Tickets (which are free, but must be booked) can be booked here, and more about the lecture in general can
Horsing around
By Sarah Hardstaff, photos copyright Siddharth Pandey In my last blog post (here), I mentioned the HorseTales Conference organised by Zoe Jaques,
Places and Sites: Reading, Writing and Theorising Children’s Poetry
by Eve Morag Styles opened the poetry event with a retrospective that traced the evolution of interest in children’s poetry
Transcending the Ivory Tower: Philosophy as a Social Discipline
The Child and the Book conference at the University of Cambridge (Day 1) A resplendent Friday morning, in the midst
