Roaming like a Roman: Some thoughts from off the wall
Catherine Olver and Michelle Anya Anjirbag are both doing PhDs at the Centre for Research in Children’s Literature at Cambridge
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Reading YA Fiction: A first conference experience (and a couple tips for next time)
Michelle Anya Anjirbag is a first year PhD student at the Children’s Literature Research Centre at the University of Cambridge.
(Re)Presenting Children’s Literature at General Literature Conferences
Vera Veldhuizen is a second year PhD (which terrifyingly means that she should know what she’s doing by now). Her
On Reading and Listening: a visit from Professor Margaret Mackey to the Faculty of Education
Andy McCormack is an MPhil student on the Critical Approaches to Children’s Literature strand at the Faculty of Education, University
Bugs, bugs, bugs & meeting author Maya Leonard (‘Beetle Boy’)
Lisa Kazianka is a first-year PhD at the University of Cambridge, where she also did her MPhil in Children’s Literature
We’re Going to a Conference…
Or rather, I’ve just been to one! I have just had the pleasure of attending Performing Fantastika, organised by Charul
The Child and the Book Conference 2017: Interdisciplinary Links between Children’s Literature and the Arts
Maya Zakrzewska-Pim is a first year PhD student, who did her MPhil here 2 years ago, and has come back
Updated: 3rd Cambridge symposium on cognitive approaches to children’s literature
The 3rd Cambridge symposium on cognitive approaches to children’s literature (CSOCAC??) has been updated! It’s now two days, and includes a workshop
Book Group: November 14
Thanks to all those who came to book group last night, we had a great time chatting about Holly Black’s
