| Simon Adams |
Author of more than 60 factual books for
children, specializing in history, biography, politics and current
affairs. |
| Carol Ballard |
A qualified and experienced teacher, Carol now works
as a free-lance writer of non-fiction for 5 – 14 year olds with more
than 50 published titles. Her main areas of interest are science, maths
and geography. |
| Lionel Bender |
Lionel Bender is a writer and editor of
illustrated non-fiction books and educational materials. He also writes
articles and gives talks and workshops on writing, editing and how to be
a successful non-fiction writer. |
| Sean
Callery |
Sean Callery is a children's
author and practising teacher with a wide range of interests (history,
science, general reference) and writing styles (information, narrative
non-fiction, biography and fiction). |
| Anna
Claybourne |
Experienced and reliable writer on a range
of non-fiction topics, with a special interest in science and wildlife. |
|
Najoud Ensaff |
Experienced and adaptable
author/ English and Drama teacher/ examiner who has written a range of
texts for the secondary educational market and other more general
markets.
|
| Anita Ganeri |
Author of the
best-selling Horrible Geography series and many other children’s
non-fiction titles on world religion, multiculturalism and natural history. |
| Jen Green |
Highly experienced author of over 250 children’s
information books, specialising in geography, nature / environment,
history and social issues, for children aged between 5 and 15 (KS 1-3). |
| Susie Hodge |
Versatile
author, illustrator and teacher, experienced in writing on many subjects
and formats for all ages
|
| Gill James |
Experienced
writer and teacher of Modern Foreign Languages, Citizenship and English.
|
| Penny
Johnson |
Science specialist - any areas of
science up to age 16, but specialising in Earth Sciences and Physics.
Has written and edited books and courses at Key Stages 1, 2, 3 and 4.
|
| Ann Kramer |
Experienced children's non-fiction writer.
Has particular interest in history, women's history and current affairs. |
| Mark Levesley |
Science specialist with
a particular interest in biotechnology. Has written and edited science
text books for KS2, KS3 and KS4 including the hugely popular Exploring
Science.
|
| Sarah
Levete |
An experienced and versatile author and editor of over 60 children’s
information books, adult non-fiction and some fiction. |
| Anita Loughrey |
Educational background with experience of writing in a range of subjects for KS1 and KS2. |
| Fiona Macdonald |
Books
about real people, mostly in the past. How they lived, what they
hoped and feared, what they created - when, where and why. |
| John Malam |
• All
ages • All formats • Varied
writing styles • Many subjects • Curriculum and beyond • |
| Rupert Matthews |
Rupert Matthews has had over 150 books
published on various historical subjects, including prehistory, as well
as on the supernatural and on dinosaurs and other prehistoric life. |
|
Neil Morris |
Experienced writer
across a range of subjects and age groups. |
| Sue
Nicholson |
A versatile and
experienced author and editor of children’s books, Sue has written on a
range of subjects and formats, from pre-school novelty and concept books
to trade non-fiction for 7-11s. |
|
David Orme |
Writes on a wide range of topics, but has a
particular interest in wildlife/environment topics, and on general
topics for struggling and reluctant readers. |
|
Helen Orme |
Writes on a wide range of topics, but has a
particular interest in science/maths/environment, and in writing for
struggling and reluctant readers. |
|
Steve Parker |
All aspects of science, especially life
sciences and nature, most age groups, 200-plus titles, award-winning,
experienced, creative, reliable, also editorial and consultancy. |
|
Richard Platt |
Richard
Platt has written more than 90 books, mostly non-fiction, on diverse
subjects including social history, technology, and the sea. He also
gives talks in schools on writing, and on the subjects of his books. |
|
Anne Rooney |
Experienced,
reliable writer on many topics for schools and libraries and trade
markets; all ages, formats and styles. |
|
Stewart Ross |
Highly
experienced and reliable author of over 200 books, mainly related to
history, literature and the arts. KS1 to adult, fiction as well as
non-fiction. |
|
Angela Royston |
Author
of more than 200 information books for children with special interests
in health, science, wildlife and technology. Experienced editor as well
as writer. |
|
Cath Senker |
Author of around 80
children’s non-fiction titles, specialising in history, global issues
and world religions; also a book editor, project manager and qualified
ESOL teacher. |
|
Andrew
Solway |
Has written over
100 non-fiction books for children, on subjects ranging from dance to
chemistry. His book Rome won the UK Literacy Association Award
and was shortlisted for the Blue Peter Book Award. |
|
Philip Steele |
Internationally published writer of
children's non-fiction for schools, libraries and the general trade, specialising in history,
social issues, lands and peoples. |
| Vicky
Stone |
A reliable and
adaptable writer and editor of educational materials for UK and
international markets.
|
| John Townsend |
Author
of the Painful Histories series (in gory colour!) as well as a
diverse range of subjects, often especially written and designed for
struggling readers.
|
|
Jenny Vaughan |
Writer and editor of children¹s
non-fiction, educational
books for the UK and International markets, and also writes fiction for
children and non-fiction for adults. |
|
Philip Wilkinson |
Highly experienced and versatile author of
children's information books, tackling all subjects but especially
history, biography, and the arts. |
|
Brian Williams |
Writes children’s information books,
and books on heritage and history for all ages. Specialist areas
include history, biography, history of technology, warfare. Ex-teacher,
editor, consultant; also co-authors with Brenda Williams. |
