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How I Live Now Film News

By Meg Rosoff on 15 December 2011

I wasn’t the last to know, but I’ve been offline for two days, and came home to find a few hundred emails, many of them demanding to know whether it’s true that Saoirse* Ronan has been cast as Daisy in the film of How I Live Now. I’m not sure it’s 100% official yet, but [...]

Posted in Blog | Tagged casting for how i live now, daisy in how i live now, How I Live Now, Kevin Macdonald, saoirse ronan, The Bride's Farewell | 33 Responses

Everyone’s a critic.

Everyone’s a critic.

By Meg Rosoff on 11 April 2011

It’s Carnegie time again. Time to torture poor innocent children with books of so-called literary merit. Here’s a less than enthusiastic review from one of my teen-shadowers. Definitive proof that you can’t please all of the people all of the time. “Another year in the Carnegie Medal and once again another Meg Rosoff book. So [...]

Posted in Blog | Tagged 2011 carnegie shortlist, bad reviews, carnegie medal, The Bride's Farewell | 26 Responses

Viragos and Living Dolls

Viragos and Living Dolls

By Meg Rosoff on 9 April 2010

Whenever anyone asks me about my favourite book, I um and ahh and eventually mutter something about Pride and Prejudice. But the real true answer is that my favourite book is not one, but hundreds — all the dark-green-bound books that make up the body of women’s writing published by Virago Press. At least ten years [...]

Posted in Blog | Tagged Alice Thomas Ellis, Angela Carter, Antonia White, E.M. Delafield, Elizabeth Taylor, Isabella Bird, Living Dolls, Molly Keane, Natasha Walter, Pride and Prejudice, Rosamund Lehmann, Rose Macaulay, Shirley Hazzard, The Bride's Farewell, Virago Books, Young Entry | 10 Responses

The Real Dogman

The Real Dogman

By Meg Rosoff on 15 March 2010

I’m back from Suffolk. Four days of relentless work and the draft is finished.  OK, it wasn’t entirely relentless.  I did a talk for the Woodbridge Oxfam bookshop (whence goes most of my royalties) which allowed me to sing the praises of the wonderful writer and poacher D Brian Plummer.  I discovered Plummer by mistake [...]

Posted in Blog | Tagged D Brian Plummer, Dogman, Merle, Oxfam Woodbridge, The Bride's Farewell | 14 Responses

Judging books by their covers

Judging books by their covers

By Meg Rosoff on 23 February 2010

Having spent fifteen brief years in advertising, I should know a thing or two about graphic design.  In fact, I always thought I had a fairly good eye for design — or at least knew precisely what I liked and what I didn’t. No more.  Five years as a writer has completely scrambled my brain [...]

Posted in Blog | Tagged Book covers, How I Live Now, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, The Bride's Farewell | 16 Responses

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