Category Archives: Philip Pullman

The Golden Compass Ending: Altered

Posted on October 12, 2007 by

The Golden Compass director Chris Weitz sends this message directly to all Sraffies “Dear fans of His Dark Materials, For the past three years I (and a gigantic cast and crew of fans of the books) have been working to … Continue reading →

Pullman: ‘Real’ Oxford is Disappearing

Posted on October 1, 2007 by

His Dark Materials author Philip Pullman has warned that encroaching development is threatening the existence of the Oxford that he loves. Continuing his campaign to save the Jericho boatyard in the city, Pullman attended a ceremony to rename a protestor’s … Continue reading →

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New Short Story with Lee and Iorek

Posted on September 2, 2007 by

French community member Cittagazze have a lengthy interview with Philip Pullman which covers a wide range of subjects. On the movie, Pullman reaffirms his admiration for the cast and design; talks a little about his favourite books as a child … Continue reading →

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Pullman’s Forgotten Literary Treasure

Posted on September 2, 2007 by

This Sunday’s Observer asks a number of contemporary writers to nominate a “forgotten literary treasure” – a work that has fallen by the wayside and not received the acclaim the writer feels it deserves. Philip Pullman was among those asked … Continue reading →

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Claudia FitzHerbert talks to Philip Pullman

Posted on August 4, 2007 by Ian

This month’s Literary Review carries a detailed interview with Philip Pullman with Claudia Fitzherbert in which he discusses not only his work, but also his views on the wider world in general – on some issues in greater depth than … Continue reading →

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