The thorny paradise : writers on writing for children / edited by Edward Blishen.
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Harmondsworth, Eng. :
Penguin Books,
1975.
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Table of Contents:
- The revolution in children's literature / Geoffrey Trease
- Why write? Why write for children? / Catherine Storr
- On firm ground / John Gordon
- A free gift / Joan Aiken
- Children? What children? / C. Walter Hodges
- Seeing green / Jill Paton Walsh
- The imprisoned child / Nina Bawden
- Thoughts on being and writing / Russell Hoban
- Mrs. Hookaneye and I / Jane Gardam
- Bookmaker and punter / Leon Garfield
- This fear of dragons / Ursula Le Guin
- Lost summer / Rosemary Sutcliff
- Poetry mosaic: some reflections on writing verse for children / Ian Serraillier
- Discovering the pattern / Penelope Farmer
- Ancient and modern and incorrigibly plural / Helen Cresswell
- One thumping lie only / Nicholas Fisk
- On not writing a proper book / K.M. Peyton
- The last lord of Redhouse Castle / Mollie Hunter
- Writing a book: A dog so small / Philippa Pearce
- Writing a book: Goodnight, Prof, Love / John Rowe Townsend
- The thorny paradise / Barbara Willard
- Some ingredients of Watership down / Richard Adams.