Category Archives: Philip Pullman

It’s about honour, Pullman concedes

Posted on March 17, 2008 by jessia

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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The Adventures of John Blake

Posted on February 19, 2008 by krebbe

Philip Pullman is to contribute to a new children’s comic beginning in May. From publisher David Fickling and backed by Random House, The DFC will feature brand new content from top contributors and will be available to order online from … Continue reading →

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Pullman to appear at Oxford Literary Festival

Posted on February 16, 2008 by Ian

According to the Oxford Mail, Philip Pullman is to appear at the Oxford Literary Festival, to discuss amongst other things his new book Once Upon A Time In The North which is due for release on April 4th. “Mr Pullman’s … Continue reading →

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Pullman to speak at University of Bangor

Posted on January 29, 2008 by Ian

As a an honourary professor at the University of Bangor in north Wales, Philip Pullman is to speak at the establishment on February 9th along with several other speakers. The day is entitled ‘Upon My Word!’ and is a celebration … Continue reading →

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Philip Pullman’s New Brand of Environmentalism

Posted on January 22, 2008 by Ian

Last Saturday’s Daily Telegraph newspaper featured an exclusive article about a conversation between Philip Pullman and journalist Andrew Simms about Pullman’s environmentalism. Amongst other things Pullman speaks of the first time he realised that there was a problem with the … Continue reading →

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