Category Archives: Once Upon a Time in the North
Philip Pullman talks to The Times
March 23, 2008
With the approaching release of Once Upon a Time in the North, Philip Pullman talks to Rosa Silverman of The Times newspaper. The interview topics include the effects of corporate forces on our lives and the environment, his hopes and … Continue reading
Once Upon A Time In The North Extract
March 22, 2008
Today’s Guardian newspaper features an extract from the soon-to-be-released His Dark Materials follow up, Once Upon A Time In The North. It’s roughly what has been heard previously at the occasional reading, but it’s quite long, so beware, there is … Continue reading
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2008 Oxford Literary Festival
March 20, 2008
Philip Pullman will be speaking at the Oxford Literary Festival Monday, 31st March to launch upcoming title Once Upon a Time in the North. “The book recounts the very first meeting of these two heroes – Lee Scoresby and his … Continue reading
“Because he’s the honourable cowboy, the Western hero.”
March 20, 2008
Philip Pullman speaks to free lance journalist A.S.H. Smyth in this Tuesday’s Spectator about his upcoming book Once Upon a Time in the North and especially Lee Scoresby. Moving beyond God and towards British politics, globalisation, and the environment, Pullman … Continue reading
It’s about honour, Pullman concedes
March 17, 2008
Susannah Herbert from the Sunday Times spoke to Philip Pullman recently to discuss his upcoming release, Once Upon a Time in the North and reveals a number of concerns that are informing not only the author’s writing but also his … Continue reading
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