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STATE OF THE NATION

Julia Eccleshare
(Guardian critic)
Ferelith Hordon
(Judge for the CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Prizes)
Neil Hoskins
(Digial publisher, Winged Chariot Press)
Anne McNeill
(Publisher, Hodder)
Sarah Clarke
(Waterstones)
George Hanratty
(Tales on Moon Lane
Young Independent Bookseller of the Year)

Faculty

Paula Rawsthorne

Paula Rawsthorne was a winner of the Undiscovered Voices 2010 with her first novel, The Truth About Celia Frost (pub. by Usborne Aug. 2011). In 2004 she was a winner of the BBC's 'Get Writing' competition. Her comedy 'The Sermon on the Mount' was read by Bill Nighy on BBC Radio 4 and chosen for Pick of the Week. Her story 'In Attendance' was published by Route in the anthology IDEAS ABOVE OUR STATION (reviewed in The Guardian). In 2008 Route also published her story 'The Accessory' in the anthology BONNE ROUTE. She lives in Nottingham with her husband and children.

Paula's website: www.celiafrost.co.uk


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